Meet the Instructor: Sally Towers Sybblis
Sally Towers Sybblis loves to create because it’s like vitamin C for her soul! She believes the desire to create comes from the heart and there is a voice inside each of us yearning to express itself.
“Through all of life’s challenges, creativity has been the one thing that I have turned to, to keep me balanced! My life’s purpose is to help you discover your innate ability to create so you can experience that same joy that the creative process delivers! ”
Bloom by Sally Towers Sybblis, Watercolour and Ink 6x6
Sally Towers-Sybblis is a full time artist,calligrapher, and art educator from Red Deer, Alberta. She believes the ritualistic practice of art not only nurtures the human spirit, it breaks down barriers and strengthens relationships.
Her journey to become an artist began at Grant MacEwan University where she studied Fibre Arts and Visual Communications. Upon graduating, she landed a job as a window dresser and display specialist at the downtown Hudson’s Bay store in Edmonton. It wasn’t until she moved to Red Deer and had her two children that she found her true calling. A friend introduced her to the Lettering Arts Guild of Red Deer and her passion for painting and lettering arts was ignited.
Positivity by Sally Towers Sybblis, Watercolour and Ink 9x12
In addition to creating her own work, Sally Towers Sybblis is also an experienced art instructor. In her classes students are challenged to find their own inner artist by unleashing their innate capacity to create. Sally Towers Sybblis’s teaching style is one that inspires and evokes joy through the process of creating. Through her upcoming virtual class with the Hat Art Club, participants are invited to discover their imaginative voice in a Heartfelt Watercolour Journal they will build from scratch. You may leave this course feeling delightfully inspired with your own creativity!
Find out what materials you will need for upcoming classes here.
Join Sally and the Hat Art Club this winter to create a Heartfelt Inspirational Watercolour Journal.