Is one of your goals to be creating more often and joyfully? If so, this 2-day workshop is for you!
Designed for all types of makers, this workshop will give you consistent creative coaching on how to bring new positive habits into your day and is supported with specific technical skills to build into your life of creating.
You will learn how to regularly schedule creative habits into your days and find support with specific tools and guides so you can be making more often.
You will make a dedicated creation sketchbook, review the best tools for your making needs, and learn how to set goals and prompts to support new ways of creating regularly within your specific schedule. You will also learn the “to-don’t” list”, not just the “to-do”.
The workshop is designed to give you some time, practice, and growth between the first and second classes. It will also give us time to discuss and review what worked and what needs more support. In addition, the instructor will be available to you individually via text or email during the two sessions to help coach you individually should you want that.
Recommended Reading: Coaching the Artist Within by Eric Maisel
Please read our Class Attendee Policy prior to registering.
Location: Second floor Fine Arts space accessible via stairs or elevator.
Class Size: minimum 4 and maximum 8. Age Group: 18+
Registration Fee: $90 for non-members and $80 for members.
Non-members will need to sign our General Waiver if one is not already on file.
Materials Fee: $20.00 payable to the instructor at the class.
Instructor: Martina Cyr
Martina is a mixed media artist, a life coach, and is certified as an educator. She is experienced in leading and encouraging others to create, stay curious, explore, and develop better habits and time management for their own journey. Martina practices these skills in her own making and enjoys the making process rather than the result.
“I practice these skills in my own making and have had great success running this class before, and look forward to helping and supporting you."
You can learn more about Martina at www.martinadesigns.com.
