Welcome to Holly’s NeuroEnergyArt page. Holly is a certified teacher of the Art of Manifesting Method™ and a Specialist with Neurographica. Holly uses her extensive study of art and drawing to create what she has dubbed NeuroEnergyArt. A unique way to bring even more information through in readings. You can start now! Draw online with Holly here: https://www.youtube.com/@hollyburger

You are invited to take a class, watch a free YouTube video, stop by on Holly’s socials. Neuro science shows that our minds and bodies react to art. An amazing read: https://opensciences.org/files/pdfs/Manifesto-for-a-Post-Materialist-Science.pdf 

You can see what Holly draws in sessions on her socials and below. On-line classes available through The Portal.

NeuroEnergyArt supplies and links*:

**(All NeuroEnergyArt classes are best seen from a computer.)**

THE book: The Art of Manifesting by Colette Baron-Reid & Anna Denning
Get this book and read every word and do every exercise. I put a spiral on mine. It’s that good. https://a.co/d/07m2pMms

Pencils
HB is a common #2 pencil. If you are drawing on card stock, or watercolor paper, B pencils are easiest to erase. H pencils tend to leave indents. However, ANY pencil works.

Erasers
Do-buy a new one. Don’t-grab a ten year old eraser and expect it to leave your paper spotless.

Black Markers
https://a.co/d/0hOOpNxY – I love these Staedtlers and the plastic box. If you’re grabbing what you have handy, find three widths and that will be fine. Please note: Sharpies are not always waterproof. Test your markers.  I own many Micros/Sakura. Try a few and see what works for you. If I had to only take three sizes on a deserted island: .005, .5, and 1.2. (I would hide a brush pen in my hair.)

Colored Markers
I use Ohuhu Alcohol Brush Markers, Honolulu 48, they are budget friendly, with lots of additional art markers. Can you use water-based markers? Yes; you can use anything you want. Highlighters from your desk. Crayola from your kid’s stash. This game doesn’t change if you don’t buy new supplies. But if you do, buy alcohol based. There’s a huge difference in flow and coverage. If you’re working from your personal stash, check to see if the markers bleed. You can easily draw around your black lines if there is an issue.

Colored Pencils
Like markers, I have an assortment of artist’s brands. This Staedtler Triangular Barrel set is great for beginners or travel. Need more choices? Try Prismacolor, Faber Castell/Polychromos, or these delicious things: Koh-I-Noor Progresso Woodless Coloured Pencil Set (Set of 24).  If you need choices, I feel you, I tried these and wow are they nice for the price: Castle Art Supplies 120 Colored Pencils, or try the smaller set: Castle Art Supplies – Set of 72. 

Brush Marker
Brush markers are handy to have for thicker lines. I have two smaller ones from Tombow: https://amzn.to/3AOhkDt.  A beautiful Faber-Castell: https://amzn.to/3OafXSR, and the one that came with my Staedtler set (above). 

Why not paint?
It won’t dry fast enough. We are working with energy and the end result is movement and/or healing. Watercolor is lovely, but you will be focused on the paint instead of freeing your brain for change. Optionally, try it and have a blast. 

Paper
Marker paper is non-porous, so your medium won’t be absorbed and/or spread. Watercolor paper will drain your markers. Both are expensive if you get addicted to drawing, like me. I have found that card stock is perfect. https://amzn.to/40MzbFA.  If you want a sketchbook, try Rendr Sketchbook by Crescent. They aren’t always in stock, but they are dreamy. Nothing goes through. It’s miracle paper and worth every cent.

Frames
Do your art pieces need frames? YES. They certainly do. These frames are low profile, lightweight, plastic and cheap I bought a ga-zillion. Or fifteen, I can’t remember. ; ) I hung six in my studio and love that they can be held with a tack and changed easily. https://amzn.to/3CseIM7.

Compass
Do you have a lid/glass/coaster/water bottle? Circles are everywhere. I love to push against my perfectionism and hand draw circles, except for those times when I don’t. When it needs to be precise, I use a “ball-bearing” compass, so I can spin it from the top and close it easily. They are available everywhere, or try one of these: https://a.co/d/2RjxWg2, https://a.co/d/92fzMBQ

Hand Sanitizer
If you have an alcohol-based marker that is dry, dip it into hand sanitizer then cap it and wait until the next day. It should work.

Storage
I love that these are transparent drawers for markers: https://a.co/d/4tXlqzP I am a lover of all organization, and this pencil/pen holder gets more attention than a real kitten. You will see mine in my videos, go watch them right meow. https://www.youtube.com/@hollyburger

*What else can I show you? Some of these are affiliate links and I might make a nickel if you buy something, so thank you. When I have two to rub together, I get so excited.

What people are saying:

 

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to participate in your Art of Manifesting class yesterday. I truly appreciated the way you opened the session — guiding us in prayer and meditation as we connected with Source … It created such a grounded and sacred container for the work… Your authenticity added depth and resonance to the process.

I noticed, too, how thoughtfully you cared for the needs of your participants … Your example helped me see that there is space for authenticity, reverence, and personal truth within the structure of the method… Your presence, clarity, and grounded spirituality are already such powerful gifts.

Bren Interlandi – Art of Manifesting Certified Teacher

 

I had been wanting to tap into my creative side more deeply, and when I saw The Art of Manifesting class offered by Holly, I didn’t hesitate—I was genuinely excited to dive in. The class beautifully blended my spiritual and intuitive curiosity with my love for art, especially at a time when I was feeling blocked creatively. I loved the freedom to let go of perfection and simply allow the art to unfold. Afterward, I felt an immediate sense of release, and in the week that followed I even experienced a couple of “psychic” moments—unexpected thoughts that later showed up as real-life events just days later! Spiritual concepts can sometimes feel overwhelming to me, and this class made them feel accessible, playful, and joyful. The Art of Manifesting is such a fun, inspiring way to surrender and let the magic happen. -Jennifer Stevens, Colorado, USA