Sekhmet, Lion-headed Goddess of Balance and Justice. Chalk on Paper, 20 x 25 inches. By Jill Alison Banting, August 2020.
Artist & Creative Facilitator Jill Alison Banting is an Artist, Creative Facilitator and Visual Scribe supporting groups moving through these times of incredible change. She brings tools of creative dialogue, deep listening and visual harvesting to her work. Jill works collaboratively to source the wisdom from the group and bring people together to communicate with compassion and clarity. In her role as Visual Scribe, she translates group meetings into visual images, making illustrations that assist the group to find key themes and stories within a dialogue. A visual harvest inspires new ways of thinking about complex subjects and invites imagination and cultivation of insight. Images activate the visual brain to create lasting memories and connections. Jill holds a Masters Degree in Applied Art from Emily Carr University. Her focus is Visual Arts, Social Practice and Community Engagement. She lives on northern Vancouver Island and works both locally and regionally. Facilitation Practice & Methods: Graphic Recording Circle Way Art of Hosting Creative Journalling Visual Arts All facilitation services are available online. Please contact Jill Banting for quotes or inquiries: starquillcreative@gmail.com Resources for these times of rapid change: newstories.org Clients AVI Campbell River Arts Council Campbell River Art Gallery Campbell River Pride Campbell River Youth Action Committee City of Campbell River City of Vancouver Comox Valley Art Gallery Comox Valley Peer Counselling Society Farm to School Comox Valley G2CNC Precision Machining Kwakiutl District Council Health Services John Howard Society North Island Multicultural Immigrant Welcome Centre New Stories North Island Distance Education Society North Island Hospitals Project Strathcona Regional Health Network Sustainable Campbell River Tseshaht First Nations Vancouver Island North Women's Resource Society White Raven Consulting |
My role is to host and facilitate groups to access creative intelligence, collaboration, communication and compassionate action.
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Recent ProjectsFarm to School Comox Valley
Learning Circle, February 2020 “Food is medicine. We celebrate the intimate connection between children, healthy food,community, culture, and planet. Local food is at the center of our schools, integrated into all aspects of learning - in school yards, classrooms, farms, and Indigenous community.” Facilitated by Jenn Meilleur, Farm to School Comox Valley Coordinator, and Maurita Prato, Executive Director of Lush Valley Food Action Society. |
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Please contact Jill Banting for quotes or inquiries:
starquillcreative@gmail.com |
