You don’t have to identify as an artist in order to create. In fact, many of those who now work with us didn’t start out that way! We are ALL creative beings, and it’s our passion to support others in reclaiming that for themselves in a safe, supportive way.

This group is perfect for all heartful humans and sensitive souls who wish to be more creative, more present, more authentic, or who have put off creating for far too long. We strive to create a space that is safe and welcoming for folks of all ages, genders, sexual orientations, races, religions, abilities and personal identities. We encourage you to show up just as you are! We welcome your true authenticity– you messiness, your humanity, your fears, your tears, your joys and your triumphs. We want to celebrate ALL of who you are.

There are many types of online communities that support creative expression, all of which have something unique to offer. What’s different about us? We’re not just here to show you new art techniques; we are here to support your own heart-centered connection to yourself and to others using art-making as a means of connecting. Our gatherings provide opportunities to build connections without getting lost in a crowd. We have each been steady in our own process work for more than twenty years and are walking this path right next to you. We’re here to to hold sacred space WITH you, without judgment or comparison, and help you recover and express your own creative power - and to have fun in the process!

We meet via Zoom, so you’ll need a computer device (laptop, tablet, phone, etc) with a self-facing camera and microphone, and an internet connection. We’ll provide the Zoom link once you join.

Art materials can be as simple or as complex as you wish. We recommend starting out with either large sheets of paper or a bound art journal, and basic mark-making tools such as markers, colored pencils, crayons or oil pastels, chalk pastels, charcoal, and or pens. If you wish to paint, we recommend using a set of tempera paints (or acrylic, watercolor, or guache if you prefer) along with a set of brushes of varying sizes, a paint palette, cup for water and a rag. You might also want to have a writing journal nearby.

Not at all. This community and the workshop offerings are here to support you as you’re available and ready. But you don’t need to attend every session, and there’s no “falling behind” when you do miss… The invitation is to jump back in whenever you’re needing it.

Absolutely. There is no obligation or set commitment to stay with us. However, we hope you’ll try it out for a few months before deciding in order to get a good feel for the community.

Great, feel free to email us with any additional questions you might have!