Introduction to Veil Painting
Join the online class and begin your veil painting practice with gentle, step-by-step guidance from an artist’s perspective.
Your course includes:
Two guided veil painting sessions via Zoom — join live or watch the recordings on your own time
Guest presentation with a Waldorf-trained teacher, exploring anthroposophy and the artistic foundations behind the practice
Time to share your work, ask questions, and receive guidance/review
Access to the private WhatsApp group for community, questions, recommendations, and inspiration throughout the month
Early access to upcoming classes and studies
PDF handout (Content available in English and Spanish)
Recording access so there’s no pressure to attend live
In the anthroposophical view, art is not merely expression, it is a bridge to the invisible. Through color, light, and transparency, we can touch the living forces that shape both nature and the human soul.
Why learn veil painting with me?
I come to veil painting first and foremost as an artist.
Over the past few years, I have been trying to understand this beautiful and mysterious practice by studying with different teachers and books, experimenting in my own studio, and experiencing each lesson through the eyes of a watercolor painter.
I know how complex veil painting and anthroposophy can feel at the beginning. The language, the philosophy, and even the painting process can seem difficult to grasp. My role is to make the path feel simpler and more welcoming.
We begin with the painting itself:
Color, transparency, observation, repetition, and experience. From there, I will gently introduce you to the ideas behind the practice and share the teachers, resources, and perspectives that have taken me years of searching and studying to find.
I am still on this journey too. I am simply an artist who has found veil painting to be one of the most fascinating artistic and spiritual practices I have encountered, and I would be honored to explore it alongside you.
You do not need to understand everything before you begin. We will take it one layer at a time.