Dragons for The Unknown - Ayo, Oju
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The Dragon Coloring Meditation Journals by artist Oju Ayo combine creatures to color along with powerful quotes and brief bios. These 38 page books invite the reflection of common emotions as your thoughts pass like clouds while you get into the flow of applying color. 14 drawings per volume allows you to get started, rather than get overwhelmed. It is Ayo's intention to share love, peace and relief by creating works of art and healing experiences that allow for the integration of our primal emotions like anger, uncertainty, sadness, courage, passion, and joy.

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The Dragon Coloring Meditation Journals by artist Oju Ayo combine creatures to color along with powerful quotes and brief bios. These 38 page books invite the reflection of common emotions as your thoughts pass like clouds while you get into the flow of applying color. 14 drawings per volume allows you to get started, rather than get overwhelmed. It is Ayo's intention to share love, peace and relief by creating works of art and healing experiences that allow for the integration of our primal emotions like anger, uncertainty, sadness, courage, passion, and joy.
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Autorenporträt
Oju Ayo is an artist, healer, intuitive face painter & maker of dragon, mermaid and hummingbird coloring meditation journals. Oju Ayo's name means "Eye of Joy" in Yoruba, a Nigerian language. Growing up in a multicultural household, having a direct connection to different cultures in the American context, gives Ayo's art a spirit and spark that speaks to those who feel overlooked, marginal, or somehow 'in between.' Influenced by the rainbow of cultures in Ayo's family and inspired by folk art from Africa, Asia and around the world. Oju Ayo believes that medicine is anything that brings healing, restores balance and promotes wholeness. Ayo uses artistic creativity to hold space, honor and allow for the integration of our primal emotions like anger, uncertainty, sadness, courage, passion, and joy.