Heartfelt Art Sharing

Neurographica art depicting a colorful tree with flowing lines and abstract cells representing neural connections.

My Journey with Neuro Art & Neurographica®

My journey with Neurographica® began through my own curiosity and love of creative exploration. I discovered a process that allowed me to draw, pause, reflect, and notice what was emerging in a completely different way. Since my formal training I have brought in many aspects of my other artistic interests; veil painting, watercolor granulated and straight up, metalic as enhancements, pastels, abstract asian ink and calligraphy, splash ink, collage, journaling, and Neurographica®.

Today, I guide individuals and groups through a Neuro Art drawing journey using the different mediums I know depending on which session you choose. All sessions are to get you in touch with your self in a curious and sense of discovery. Journaling, Neurographica®, Neuro Art and reflection allows a slowing down in a relaxed and supportive setting. The focus is not on artistic skill, it is on experiencing the process, reflecting upon what emerges, and allowing your own creativity and insights to unfold. Each drawing becomes uniquely yours.

Explore the Sessions:

Individual Personal Sessions

Individual Classic Session: 90 minutes. This is a great way to have a Neuro Art Journey with Neurographica by yourself so that you can have quite space, go at your own pace and ask your own questions.

Private Mixed-Media Art Session: Up to 3 Hours | A Personalized Creative Experience

This private session offers an opportunity to explore a variety of art mediums, working on canvas, paper, or other surfaces as your creative journey unfolds.

We begin with gentle breathing, allowing time to slow down and become present. From there, we explore the creative process together, moving at your own pace and pausing for reflection, journaling, and whatever may emerge along the way.

As you become immersed in your artwork, I may introduce the gentle sounds of my therapy harp or other elemental instruments, complementing the rhythm and flow of your creative experience.

There is no expectation of a finished piece or a particular outcome. The invitation is simply to explore, discover, and enjoy the process.

Scheduling: Your first private session is arranged through a complimentary discovery call, where we can discuss your interests and the mediums you would like to explore. Additional sessions may be scheduled directly.

Group Sessions

Group Classic Session: 90 minutes with a maximum of 8 participants who have all attended the Group Introductory Classic Session so we can dive into our own processes and reflections. We will use the same supplies that you used in the Introductory session.

Group Introductory Classic Session: 90 minutes and is great for someone who is new to my art journeys. We will go over how to use supplies that are the foundation for exploring Neuro Art with Neurographica.

Exploring is the process of the Journey

A session may begin with a thought, feeling, transition, intention, or something you are simply curious about. Using it helps us get out of our thinking space, as we develop the zone where we lose the sense of time while we explore and are curious with what is happening in the present and coming out onto our paper or canvas. We draw while leaving room for your own choices, colors, observations, and reflections. There is no right or wrong way for your drawing to look.

The experience offers space to:

Slow down and become present
Explore thoughts and feelings creatively
Express what may be difficult to put into words
Reflect upon what you notice along the way
Experiment with color, line, and form
Listen for your own insights and inspiration; the soft voice
Enjoy the simple pleasure of creating

You do not need to know how to draw.

Although my training qualifies me to teach Neurographica®, my focus through Neuro Art is not to offer formal certification training. What I most enjoy is drawing with people and guiding them through the drawing processes while allowing time for reflection and inner listening. As we draw, we pause and notice what is happening within us. A thought, feeling, image, intuition, inspiration, or new perspective may emerge. I think of this as creating space to hear, feel, or sense the soft voice within. I do not interpret your drawing or tell you what it means. I Guide The Drawing. You Listen for What is Yours. Every Drawing Tells Its Own Story

For me, creating art is a form of self-care, an expression of presence and truth. It is much like meditation, dancing, walking among trees, or resting beside a river. Through art, sound, and quiet reflection, I return to a place of inner stillness.

NeuroGraphica® is an authored creative drawing method developed by Pavel Piskarev, D.Sc., Prof., Doctor of Psychological Sciences and Professor. He is the creator and author of the NeuroGraphica® method and Founder of the Institute of Psychology of Creativity. I do not teach for certifications of others, I recommend going through the Institute of Psychology of Creativity for a deep dive into their Instructors Course and the other courses they offer.

Below are a few examples from my own creative journey. Each began with its own intention and unfolded one line, connection, color, and reflection at a time. Explore the drawings and notice what catches your eye.

Creative Drawing • Color • Reflection • Inner Listening

No drawing experience is needed.

Private Multi Medium Sessions

Ashmita Gupta

NeuroGraphica® Instructor

All Questions Welcome, lets Connect!

Curious about Neuro Art, NeuroGraphica® or wondering which session is right for you? Click the Individual or Group Classic button for a FREE discovery call/email. I'd love to hear from you!

BEHIND HEARTFELT SHARING

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A HEARTFELT PERSPECTIVE

In Her Own Words

Hear from Ashmita Gupta, a NeuroGraphica® Instructor, as she shares her personal perspective and experience.

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Therapeutic Drawing

Leading you thoughtfully in exploring your unique creative artistic expression.

NeuroTree

Ah, a favorite. Each circle means something special a person, place, meaning or adventure.

Neurographic art featuring interconnected black ink circles and wavy lines colored with green and yellow pencils.

Cat

Fast sketching is a great way to let go of intentionally drawing what you see. This is a fun process to explore. I often laughed outloud.

NeuroCalligraphy is fun, loose and enjoyable. You can use your own poem or one from your favorite poet.

NeuroCalligraphy

Abstract cat drawing with vibrant yellow and green geometric shapes against a purple background with blue wavy lines.

Neurographic art drawing with a yellow spiral shell pattern and red organic shapes connected by flowing black lines.

The 5 Elements

"When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy."
- Rumi

Earth

Neurographic art drawing featuring yellow and brown shapes with organic black lines resembling a sun or neural network.

Water

Fire

Neurographica art drawing with wavy lines, circles, and blue and grey colored pencil shading on paper.

Abstract charcoal and pencil drawing of organic flame-like shapes with dark flowing lines on a textured paper background.

Neurographic art drawing of a tree with green shading and wavy black lines representing neural pathways.

Abstract neurographic art featuring overlapping geometric shapes and flowing black lines in pencil and ink.

Metal

Wood

Creative Artistic Expression

Neurography art drawing featuring geometric shapes, flowing lines, and colorful patterns on white paper.

Neurographica art featuring abstract organic lines, circles, and squares colored with green and purple colored pencils.

Abstract neurographic art with vibrant watercolor shapes and flowing black lines in green, yellow, and purple.

Neurographic art drawing with colorful circles and flowing black lines representing neural pathways and mindfulness.

Neurographic art drawing with blue flowing lines, purple shaded shapes, and yellow highlights on a white paper background.

Abstract neurographic art drawing with flowing black lines and geometric shapes in orange, green, and yellow hues.

Neurographic art drawing featuring abstract wavy lines and interconnected colored circles within a large central ring.

Hand-drawn neurographic art map showing a colorful circular diagram with philosophical labels and connecting blue lines.

Guided Creative Artistic Expression

Neurographic art drawing with a yellow spiral and red wave patterns featuring fluid black lines and cursive text.

Handwritten cursive calligraphy art mapping positive affirmations and mental health thoughts over soft pastel colors.

Neurographica art drawing featuring flowing black lines, colored pencil shading, and abstract geometric shapes.

Neurographica art drawing with green flowing lines and colorful shaded circles representing neural pathways and mindfulness.

Abstract colored pencil drawing of a stylized pink flower with green leaves and flowing neurographic lines.

A colorful hand-drawn lotus flower mandala with layers of purple, pink, and yellow petals on a white background.

A vibrant cubist style painting of a cat using yellow, green, and purple watercolors with dark outlines.

Neurographic art drawing with flowing purple lines, circles, and shaded geometric shapes in blue and orange pencil.

Life is a River

During a Jungian Art Individuation course, I was asked to choose a symbol—a thread that had woven its way through my life.

I chose the river.

As I explored it, I discovered I could dive more deeply into this symbol than I had ever imagined. The river carried me through a full spectrum of memories, emotions, and experiences—from childhood into my adult life. I don't think another symbol has ever given me such a meaningful way to reflect upon my life.

Later in the course, I sat down to create this drawing using a Neurographica® line as the river. I spent some time quietly pondering, not knowing what might surface. Then suddenly, the beginning felt exciting and clear.

I started with color, building layers of colored pencil to create a veil painting-like effect. I added the river and two circles—a smaller circle becoming a larger one, with the river flowing through them.

Looking back at the completed drawing, I see how much personal meaning it holds for me. The process brought insights about my life that I had not anticipated.

The layers of color came to represent something especially meaningful: how immersing myself in creative expression can allow a veil to lift, opening a doorway through which the unconscious can speak.

And the river continued to carry its message.

Through the course, my meditation, my dreams, and my art, I began to hear that message more clearly: to continue creating a richer, more spiritually harmonious life—to immerse myself in artistic expression and to make time to be bathed in the beauty of sunrises and sunsets.

The river reminds me that life continues to move and unfold—and that sometimes, when we become still enough to reflect, we can hear where it is inviting us to flow.

Colored pencil drawing of two overlapping circles with a winding blue river, on a soft pastel rainbow background.

"The Art of Individuation"
Jungian studies with Cyril Coetzee

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