The Creative Compass Course

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In a world full of distractions, it can feel overwhelming and confusing to zero in on your own personal style. Sometimes we're doing great but feel we need more clarity. Other times we may be left asking, "What actually is 'my style' anyway?"  That's not an uncommon question after doing many different art courses & seeing tons of art online. Investing in your Creative Compass is a helpful tool and an investment in your evolving art practice.

Creative Compass - Source of Voice & Style is designed to take you through making the connections between what's meaningful to you and how you create meaning in your art. The course's focus is on sharing key aspects of art making to assist you in identifying & honing your creative approach, and distilling that into your unique style & voice.

Creative Compass - Source of Voice & Style is unique in that it's offered as a self paced & self directed course. You can go along at your own speed and review as often as you like. The course content is delivered online in convenient to watch videos with downloadable support documents. There are demos, presentations, exercises,  videos and take-aways where I share my best practices on how I develop personal style. 

I'm pleased to offer Creative Compass - Source of Voice & Style to you right now. You can jump in straight to the Creative Compass Course page using the above button to sign up & begin your self paced journey.

This course is great for artists at all stages in their practice: artists who, want to dig deeper into their own personal expression, or wish to gain clarity on what is “their own work rather than what has come from emulating or learning from others”  or artists having a desire to create work that feels more like a true expression of themselves. Art is for you,… to be you.

You can now review the course content by clicking the link below and be sure to have a listen to the impromptu sharing from an artist who did the Creative Compass Course. It was candid, honest & unsolicited interview which makes it far more relatable.