Category: Projects
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.
Reflecting on 100 Days of Creativity The 100 Days Project has wrapped up, I feel a mix of pride and surprise. It started as a simple commitment to show up and draw every day, but it turned into a journey of creative growth, inspiration, and a brand new surface pattern collection I’m so excited to…
Every artist faces moments of creative stagnation, and sometimes, the best way to push through is with a challenge. That’s why I decided to take on the 100 Day Project
In 2021 as I was getting back into art, I started where a lot of creative do…collecting art supplies and tools. One of those supplies that I started
In September I hit a point where I started to slow down on creating, I needed to step back and focus on finding new inspiration.
my son asked me to create a holiday pattern for him, so that we could order a blanket off spoonflower. I asked him what kind of pattern he wanted, and he said
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
Like most creatives, my inspiration and creative flow is ever changing. One minute I’m about to create project after project, or complete a collection
