Visual Journaling with Maureen Burdock
Use your sketchbook to become more alive and more ready to tell your story. Maureen Burdock gives you a bouquet of techniques to explode your visual vocabulary!
Visual journals have played a vital role in many successful artists’ practices.
They’re a form of autographics (autobiographical graphic narratives)!
In this 4-week course, we will look closely at visual journals, notebooks, and illustrated letters by well-known artists.
Starts July 1, 2025 and runs for Four Tuesdays
7:00-9:00 PM Eastern /
4:00-6:00 PM Pacific
July 1
July 8
July 15
July 22
Price: $229 USD
20% discount to Saw Members enrolled in Comics Flow. Go to the SAW network to learn more…
One session not enough? We hear you.
There will be A SECOND SESSION that FOLLOWS THE FIRST! The first session begins July 1 and the second will start on August 5.
You can sign up for one or sign up for both at a discount.
Session two - Four Tuesdays, August 2025
7:00-9:00 PM Eastern /
4:00-6:00 PM Pacific
August 5
August 12
August 19
August 26
Price: $229 USD
If you want to sign up for both, sign up for session 1 and you will be asked if you want to join session 2 for a discounted price of $179.
Visual journals have long been an essential part of many artists’ creative practices—serving as a powerful tool for reflection, experimentation, and storytelling.
As a form of autographics (autobiographical graphic narratives), they offer a unique window into the self through image and text.
This summer, we’re offering eight weeks of in-depth exploration and creative growth centered on this rich, expressive medium.
Draw inspiration from these celebrated artists’ intimate writings and sketches.
Learn about ideas and experiment with techniques they used to inspire their work.
Play with prompts to start (or deepen!) your own visual journaling practice!
We will read and talk about the journals and notebooks of:
Leonardo da Vinci
Remedios Varo
Frida Kahlo
Vincent Van Gogh
Make space for creativity and self-discovery—let visual journaling inspire how you tell stories.