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6 contributions to Start Creating Again Club
Creative Recipe of the Week: A Bowl for the New Season
A new season does not need a grand plan. Begin by noticing what you want more of. Ingredients: - Art journal or sturdy paper - Black pen - 3 colors of markers or crayons - Yellow or gold marker or crayon Directions: 1. Draw a wide U shape in the center of your page. 2. Add a straight line across the top to make a bowl. 3. Choose three things you want more of this season. 4. Draw one simple shape for each thing above the bowl: a circle, heart, or spiral. 5. Color the shapes and write one word inside each. 6. Add small dots and dashes around the bowl, then write the quote below it. Optional Reflection: What would feel nourishing in this new season? Example Quote: “I make room for what nourishes me.” Creative Garnish: Add three tiny gold dots inside the bowl. — Meka Facebook
Creative Recipe of the Week: A Bowl for the New Season
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@Gita Platvoet Love this! Thanks for letting us see!
Working through Meka’s Creative Comeback Path
After attending Demeka’s Art Journaling workshop in the recent HobbyScool summit, I grabbed a buddy and went through the packet together. My take-aways: learning to doodle and practicing drawing/marker techniques + starting an art journal (which is something totally new for me) Anyone else making their way through this packet? or making time to just doodle a bit these days? Photos 1&2 are from the second day; photo 3 is from playing around with all the stuff from the first day . . . on one piece of scrap paper 🤪 (which was the glued into my art journal as the first page — yay for glue stick!)
Working through Meka’s Creative Comeback Path
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@Demeka Tigner Weird about the 3rd photo! It was showing on my end, but I’ve tried adding it in again. If it doesn’t ever show, it’s also the one that matters least — the really really rough scratch paper “sloppy copy” that lacked definition by the end (part of the process, of course) 😅
Hello!
Hi I’m Wanda and I love trying different art mediums, textile art and combining my love for textiles and collage. I try set time aside every day to play around or make something. I’m busy with a collage art journal for my dad for his 80th birthday. I will share as I go along. I am making the journal from scratch and busy gathering some paper and scraps. I have taken copies of my dad’s hand-written wine-making notes to use as the base for some of the pages. I also love cyano printing and botanical dying, so way too many ways to capture some good memories.
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So excited to see the snippets of this project you share here! It’s going to be such a special gift 💝
💜 Self-Care Sunday: USE THE GOOD SUPPLIES! 🎨✨
Creative Besties, I have a question… What art supply are you saving for “something special”? 👀😂 You know the one. That gorgeous paper you don’t want to cut. The stickers that are too pretty to use. The fancy paint you’ve been saving. The beautiful journal you’re scared to mess up. That little something sitting in your stash waiting for the perfect project. Well, Creative Bestie… YOU are the special occasion. 💜 So for today’s Self-Care Sunday Creative Invitation, I want you to go into your creative stash and choose ONE GOOD THING you’ve been saving. And then… USE IT. 😂 Cut the paper. Peel the sticker. Open the paint. Make the first mark in the journal. You don’t even have to make a finished piece today. Spend 10 or 15 minutes enjoying the thing you bought because it brought you joy in the first place. Because sometimes self-care isn’t adding something else to your to-do list. Sometimes it’s simply allowing yourself to enjoy what you’ve been saving. And ain’t no Creative Police coming to tell you that you used the good paper wrong. 😂🎨 👇🏾 Tell me in the comments: What’s one “good” creative supply you’ve been saving? Bonus points if you actually use it today and come back to show us what you did with it. 👀💜 Happy Self-Care Sunday, Creative Besties. — Meka Now go use the good stuff. ✨
💜 Self-Care Sunday: USE THE GOOD SUPPLIES! 🎨✨
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@Demeka Tigner Right?! Now that I see it fits the real aesthetic needs (paper, size, feel, etc) as opposed to the faux aesthetic (“too nice”), I’m loving the sense that it’s been waiting for its moment for all these years! 💃 Journal: 🙋🏼‍♀️ I believe this is my cue. 😁
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@Snazzie Designz Yes! It’s so true that we’re dealing with unworthiness a lot of the time when we’re saving the nice things. Thank you for spelling it out like this 😍 There’s such a fine line between sending ourselves messages of worthiness and making feel-right matches in how we use things. For example, I have an easier time doing the messy kind of journaling if the blank book I’m using doesn’t have a fully-finished look to it; or I get easily distracted by pages that are highly decorated already. Setting aside the pretty-but-distracting journal for a later purpose that fits it can sometimes hold a door open for a future endeavor (like this red journal is turning out to be). Or, as you say, it can be an opportunity to say “not right now so I’m letting it go” (I have a harder time with this, partly bcs of coming from a family with Midwest US farmland-and-Great Depression roots where we save things for a rainy day and get really Excited! when something we have saved becomes finally useful! It does easily lend itself to holding onto more than I need, tho 🤦🏼‍♀️😬) I don’t quite know what tuned me into this difference (it was decades ago), but it’s such a helpful thing to have conversations with myself about it whenever it crops up — am I setting this aside because I don’t feel worthy of using it (or this project doesn’t feel “worthy” of it)? or am I setting it aside because the fit isn’t right for other, more practical reasons?
🔍 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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@Melissa Meyer Thank you so much for sharing your reflection! And that quote! Talk about having new words that paint the picture we’ve been trying to understand within ourselves! He expresses it so well! Thanks for passing it along to us! 😍
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@Tera Roman Thanks for calling this out! Even before starting the quiz, I found myself saying “I feel this” to all four of the archetype descriptions in some way 😅 Love @Demeka Tigner’s explanation of which energy is calling the most shots right now. That helps a lot!
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Long-time crafter who loves to dabble in a variety of artsy endeavors. Particular affection for art that is useful as well as lovely.

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