For some, creative expression is a religious experience. "The beauty of The Artist’s Way is that regardless of our individual spiritual leanings, we all recognize on some level that our creativity flows from a universal source," Jessica Jones writes. In her 5th installment of The Artist's Way course, Jessica shares how in order to get to that sacred space, she's making changes to make way for her reemergence not only as an artist, but as an individual.
Read More →Week 3 of The Artist’s Way was about Recovering a Sense of Power, and it transported me to a time when I didn’t know that boxes existed. Boxes aren’t just something that happen to us. They are something that we put ourselves in. True, everyone loves a good box. It makes us feel safe to have everything neat and orderly, but as artists we’re made of much messier stuff. We’re not meant to live in boxes, we’re meant to tear them down.
Read More →In her reflection of Week 2 of The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Creativity, writer Jessica Jones realizes that despite the elements dampening her creative spark, she must clear the way for herself in order to unravel her dormant Child Artist.
Read More →To coincide with our series of reflections on The Artist's Way, we’d also like to suggest another exercise-based book called Build Your Dreams: How To Make A Living Doing What You Love by Alexis Irvin and Chip Hiden. Not sure where your career should go? Get this book.
Read More →In the second installment of writer Jessica Jones' reflections of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way, Jones starts her first week of the course by facing her Monsters and uncovering her Champions.
Read More →In this first post of a 13-part series, writer Jessica Jones starts a new journey as she takes Julia Cameron's 12-week course, The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity, in order to clear her creative block. Each week, Jessica will reflect on her progress, and we hope you join along.
Read More →“You don’t start the next Google by renting a garage and buying a bunch of computers. You start it by becoming obsessed with solving worthy problems, teaming up with the right people, and accessing the right resources.” -- Jon Burgstone and Bill Murphy Jr.
Read More →The Artist in the Office gives you a chance to look at your day job in positive ways while staying creative between the hours of 9-5. Packed with activities, encouraging words and fun illustrations, you’ll be inspired and motivated each day at work!
Read More →If you're a skilled creative thinking about going into freelancing, this read is for you. Creative, Inc. is a comprehensive guidebook aimed at giving you the confidence, skills and knowledge you need to start your own business in a creative field. Established freelancers may also want to take a look at it if they’re looking to grow in their industry.
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