Are you looking for more structure in your art practice? Want to improve your technique, explore new mediums, and stay inspired without the pressure of perfection?

In a world that moves fast and constantly demands more, it’s easy to fall into the habit of consuming–more content, more ideas, more noise.

But as artists, what we often crave isn’t more inspiration, it’s more space.

What an interesting few weeks. Our daily lives have been turned upside down with this virus and I can’t imagine a single person who hasn’t been impacted by what’s happening right now. I’m navigating what’s happening as best as I can and am happy that I have a business that is online based and that I already run from my home office. It’s a little more challenging for my husband and kids who are not as accustomed to being home 24/7.

These last few days especially, I feel very fortunate to have my creative practice where I get a reprieve from the news, social media posts and tv reports. The time I spend at my desk in the studio portion of my office, is a welcomed distraction, but it also fills me up with hope and joy and creative energy that spills into other parts of my life.