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255 contributions to Start Creating Again Club
🎨 The Bedroom Transformation Has Officially Begun!
Hey Creative Besties! 💛 I just dropped a brand-new YouTube video, and we are officially getting some COLOR into this house! 😂 If you saw my last video, you know I shared my plans to start transforming my home room by room as part of this new chapter of Start Creating Again. Well… we’re not just talking about it anymore. The bedroom makeover has begun! In this episode, I’m testing paint colors, taking you along to the paint store, getting that first color on the walls, sharing some of my ideas for the room, and even beginning an original piece of artwork that will eventually become part of the space. But underneath all the paint and decorating, there’s something bigger happening for me: I’m learning to stop playing it safe and trust my own creativity again. And because you all are my creative community, I would really love your feedback. ❤️ When you watch, tell me: How are you liking this new vlog/documentary style of the channel? What did you enjoy most about this episode? And is there anything you’d like to see more of as I continue the home transformation? 🎥 Watch the new episode here: My Bedroom Makeover Begins | I’m Finally Choosing Color⁠ https://youtu.be/FmOlq0OsXPY?is=pQEgBapxCWtJBHip&views And maybe this is your little reminder today: you don’t have to know exactly how it’s all going to turn out before you start creating. 💛 — Meka
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@Snazzie Designz Thank you, Creative Bestie! 💜 And YESSSS—that thinking about it → actually doing it part is the real win for me! 😂🎨 I appreciate you cheering me on here AND on YouTube! 🥰
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@Junela Puyos
🔍 Which Creative Archetype Are You?
Can I ask you something? Do you ever feel like you're trying to force a creative routine that just doesn't fit how YOU actually create? Like you're following someone else's process and wondering why it feels so hard? Here's what I've learned — not everyone creates the same way. Your creativity has a personality. And when you understand it, everything gets easier. That's why I created the Creative Archetype Quiz 🎨 It's a free 5-minute quiz that helps you discover your unique creative style — your strengths, your challenges, and exactly how to channel your energy into consistent, joyful creative expression. There are 4 archetypes: 🟠 The Connector — You create for connection and shared experience 💜 The Seeker — You create through curiosity and exploration 🌕 The Creator — You create to bring bold ideas to life 🔥 The Fearless Phoenix — You create through transformation and emotional depth Which one sounds like you? 👀 👉 Take the free quiz here and find out Once you get your result, come back and drop your archetype below! 👇🏽 I want to see which archetypes are showing up most in our community — and it's such a beautiful way for us to get to know each other on a deeper level. 💖 — Meka
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@Gita Platvoet ☺️
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@Genell Williams
Creative Recipe of the Week: My Creative Compass
You are not here to recreate who you used to be. Let this page introduce you to the creative you are now. Ingredients: - Art journal or sturdy paper - Black pen - 4 colors of markers or crayons - Cup or jar lid to trace - Ruler, optional - Yellow or gold marker, optional Directions: 1. Trace a large circle in the center of your page. 2. Draw one vertical line and one horizontal line through the circle to create four sections. 3. Label the sections: Drawn To, Want to Try, Want to Feel, and Leaving Behind. 4. Add one word, color, shape, or tiny symbol to each section. 5. Color each section differently, leaving a little open space. 6. Add dots and dashes around the circle, then draw an arrow or star toward the section calling you most. 7. Write the quote beneath your compass. Optional Reflection: What am I curious to discover about the creative I am now? Example Quote: “I am allowed to discover the creative I am now.” Creative Garnish: Add one tiny gold north star above your compass. — Meka
Creative Recipe of the Week: My Creative Compass
Creative Recipe of the Week: Sweater Weather Scribbles
Cooler days invite us to soften and slow down. Build a cozy page one simple mark at a time. Ingredients: - Art journal or sturdy paper - Black pen - 3 colors of markers or crayons - Yellow or gold marker or crayon - Ruler or straight edge, optional - Washi tape, optional Directions: 1. Draw four loose horizontal bands across your page. 2. Fill the first band with wavy lines, the second with dots, the third with zigzags, and the fourth with loops. 3. Repeat the marks until each band feels full. Let them stay uneven. 4. Add color to each band, repeating your favorite color in two places. 5. Trace a few marks with black pen and add short dashes that look like stitches. 6. Write the quote in an open space. Add one strip of washi tape if you like. Optional Reflection: What helps me soften and settle when life feels busy? Example Quote: “I can slow down without falling behind.” Creative Garnish: Add five tiny gold stitches to one patterned band. — Meka
Creative Recipe of the Week: Sweater Weather Scribbles
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@Rebecca Vanderford
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@Ginette D'Silva Ginette, I love that you noticed the moment you stopped judging those waves and started letting creativity take the lead. 💜🎨 And using your Color Cubes for the Creative Recipes is SUCH a fun idea (I would love to get the set before the end of the year)! Those colors definitely brought a little Christmas to the page. 😂✨
WHEN UNEXPECTED THINGS HAPPENS
Today I followed a free class with pastels. I never used it before. I was some 2 hours busy if no more. I was so proud of the outcome. Took pictures (Thank God🙏) to send to my children. I wanted to put in my journal. I thought pastel will erase, so I took spray that you use to protect paintings. The worse thing happened, everything went black. I share here the pictures. I said to myself: " Never happened to me something like this before, after I finished a project, but that's life, I won't be frustrated". I drew very quickly something on top of the page just to make the energy of disappointment flow. Then I printed the drawing so I can still keep it as a reminder. I really felt like: " When things go wrong just continue to flow". At least I made the experience. I can always come back and draw with pastels something intuitive. But to tell the truth, if it erases so quickly it's not my cup of tea.🤣 By the way, if someone knows what you put on top to protect I'll be happy to learn.❤️
WHEN UNEXPECTED THINGS HAPPENS
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Gita, I LOVE how you handled this! 😂💜 You let yourself feel the disappointment, moved that energy right on through, and kept creating. And thank goodness you took pictures first! 🙌🏾 “When things go wrong, just continue to flow” might need to go in the Creative Bestie handbook. 🎨✨
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I did a little checking! 💜 If those were soft/chalk pastels, look for a workable pastel fixative rather than a regular painting protective spray. And test it on a scrap first because apparently pastels can be a little dramatic. 😂🎨 If they were oil pastels, you’ll need something specifically made for oil pastels.
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Demeka Tigner
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I help adults who stopped creating, start again 🎨 | Art journaling + creative resets | 7,000+ creators ✨

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