CORE OFFERINGS
Drawing & Creativity Workshops
Goddess Makeover Experience
Corporate Creative
Workshops
An introduction to drawing through intuitive techniques that reduce overthinking and build natural confidence.
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No experience required
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Focus on perception over technical skill
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Suitable for individuals, groups, or teams
A workshop centered on transformation, self-image, and creative expression through body art.
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Designed to support empowerment and visibility
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Particularly meaningful for trans women and women in recovery
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Structured as a supportive, affirming experience
Sessions designed to help teams access creativity in a practical, low-pressure way.
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Encourages new approaches to problem-solving
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Builds connection and engagement
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Accessible to participants with no art background
FORMAT & PRICING
Workshops are available as single sessions or multi-part series, depending on your goals and availability.
Each option stands on its own. Multi-part formats are cumulative and allow for deeper engagement, but there is no expectation to commit beyond what feels appropriate. I'm happy to recommend a structure based on your group.
SINGLE SESSION
$800
A standalone experience—ideal for introductions, events, or one-time engagements.

TWO-PART SERIES
$1,000
Allows for deeper exploration and skill-building.

THREE-PART SERIES
$1,200
A cumulative format designed for the most complete experience, where each session builds on the last.
ACCESS & FUNDING
Some workshops may be well-suited for grant funding or donor support, particularly those serving:
☆ Recovery communities
☆ LGBTQ+ groups
☆ Underserved populations
Corporate and private bookings can also support broader access to these programs.

ABOUT ROBIN
Robin Sionina is a multidisciplinary artist and educator with 26 years of experience.
☆ Community Consultant for Meow Wolf Las Vegas
☆ 7 years at Irene's Place, Chicago
☆ 9 years with Austin Special, Chicago
Experience working with diverse communities, including recovery programs, LGBTQ+ groups, seniors with dementia, foster youth, and
incarcerated youth.
Her approach is adaptive, intuitive, and grounded in real-world experience.
