Barbara Schendel-Kent
In addition to being Feldenkrais Project's web developer, Barbara also hand draws new art for the site whenever needed. She is passionate about creating WordPress websites that are as beautiful as they are functional – just like the one you're looking at now!
Because if the power grid were ever to go out most of what she has spent her career building would disappear in a poof of 1s and 0s, in her spare time she is a fiber artist creating hand-spun yarn and hand-woven bags, shawls, rugs and wall hangings. She does a few art shows in the Twin Cities each summer, or you can see her work (and even custom order!) at https://arcanahandmade.com/

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Anita White
Many thanks to Anita White for originally providing the handcrafted, community-built look of The Feldenkrais Project! Anita is a Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA artist who draws everyday. She lives near Minnehaha Falls with her beloved husband and two cats Gypsy and Ocean. Her current projects include documenting her medical journey with her husband Josh and documenting A Day in the Life of Hennepin County Medical Center. She also teaches, leads a poetry group and sings once a week with children and elders with memory loss. Her drawings are done in the moment and seek to honor those she meets.

A note from Nick: We knew and loved Anita as the art teacher at our children's preschool, but the seed was planted for her work on this website after she attended a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement class years ago with me and spontaneously painted the artwork below!
