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MAKE CREATE EXPRESS 2020

Did you participate in this weekend's Create Retreat? there was SO MUCH content crammed into 48 hours - really, about 2 hours per lesson, if you pulled an all-nighter. It was hard to fit it all in.

My favorite part was that for 2 days we celebrated being creative and making art. There was so much support, enthusiasm and delight getting passed about the classroom. It was breathtaking.

Do you wish you had more time to discover and play? Did you not get to all the lessons you had wished? well, there's a solution for that..... other than crying over your journal.

Come join the yearlong Make Create Express 2020 workshop. 

You will receive a Lesson every week - and there is no expiration on said lesson, so you can take all the time you wish to dive deeper, linger, and experiment. You will also be a piece of the above mentioned community, a group of creatives eager to try new things and share inspiration.

That's over 52 lessons, an entire year of prompts and sparks and amid a creatively centric community. And it works out to only $2.30/lesson.

You'll get my ButterFLYs lesson about painting motion. You'll get my Multiplying Like Rabbits lesson about layering sketches. And a whole mess of other tips and tricks that I use in my artwork.

AND you'll get content from 25 other world known creatives, each bringing you their own unique spin on moving their hands.

Still not sure? more info is here.
Wanna sign up? you can do that here - but hurry, because the early bird pricing (where you save $30) will expire soon.

Hoping I get to Make Create Express with you this year.
Thanks, as always, for following along on my art journey!
Warmly, Kim

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