2-Day Spirit Animal
Acrylic Painting Workshop
with Moksha Marquardt
Welcome to my first two-day acrylic painting workshop!
FEBRUARY 21st - 22nd 2026 10am-7pm
at the Haven PDX in NE Portland, Oregon.
What is your spirit animal? Have you ever wanted to paint this spirit guide but wasn’t sure how to begin? Let me guide you through the process in this two-day acrylic painting intensive.
What’s covered in the workshop?
In this workshop I will guide you through the process of making a single painting, from concept to finishing touches. Follow me as I do demos and help you one on one, guiding you through the whole process. I’ll provide you with all the tips, techniques and inspiring ideas to support you in your process.
Who’s it for?
I’m designing this course for any skill level, although some previous painting experience might be useful.
What you will need
The class is taught using acrylic paints. You will need a selection of acrylic colors, some brushes, a canvas or board of your choosing, as well as a pencil and sketchbook.
What does the workshop include?
Two days of in-person instruction and demos as well as one on one time for each student as needed.
In addition, you are invited to email me directly if you need any assistance or advice on your project after the workshop. I’m happy to help, time provided.
You will have access to a detailed materials list with lots of tips and suggestions.
Please join me in this workshop! I’m excited to roll the sleeves up and get lost in the creative process for a couple days with you.
Class Fee: $250
Return policy: Once payment is received you will be placed on the roster and supporting details will be provided. Refunds will not be issued if it’s 10 days or less before the class and no one can be found to take your place. If a replacement can be found, you will be issued a refund minus a $15 processing fee.
“It doesn’t have to make sense it just has to look good…just make it feel good. It has to have energy and interesting motion, it has to capture the viewer and make them want to live inside your world for a moment. This is why we’re painters I think, to draw people into our world.”
