This week the worktable is about returning to something simple and seeing how far it can go. Instead of working with multiple elements, choose just one motif
This week at the worktable is about shifting how you see rather than what you make. Instead of focusing on the object itself, take a moment to notice the surfac
Spring can be a busy season, and it’s easy for creative time to slip to the side. Coming back to the worktable can feel impossible. Join me with todays prompt
This week at the worktable, we’re turning our attention outward and working from observation.
This week at The Worktable we’re experimenting with a new medium and seeing what happens. Just like last week, we are keeping things simple and low pressure.
This week at the worktable, we are starting with the simplest thing: marks. It is interesting how many courses I have taken over the years begin in exactly the
Setting My 2025 Creative Goals At the beginning of 2025, I decided to set clear creative goals for myself. I was a little over six months post-Immersion and feeling both confident and a bit directionless. My main goal during Immersion had been to build and launch my website before the end of 2024, and I’d…
Comparison is such a sneaky thing. On one hand, seeing other people’s work can spark ideas and motivation. On the other hand, it can feel crushing.
A common thread among my creative peers is this: we have a lot of supplies, a mountain of ideas, and projects in every stage of incompleteness.
Is creative block the arch nemesis of an artist? I know at times for me it sure feels that way. At times I’ve felt like inspiration is some kind of magic force