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15 contributions to Start Creating Again Club
Detective Comparison keeps checking my view count 🐸
Okay, confession time. I posted a new YouTube video, and it's sitting at 29 views. I'm pretty sure a few of those are me checking if it's still there. 😂 Detective Comparison has been camped outside my analytics all week, whispering "other people's videos have more views." And I've been telling him what I tell you: ain't no Creative Police. So here's the video. It's me talking about what it's really like to run a community of 7,000+ people. The messy parts, the surprising parts, and the things I wish somebody had told me at the start: 👉 https://youtu.be/4pvtcndiY-4?is=rtYQjRmX-qaO4Dk6&views If you have a few minutes, I'd love for you to watch it. And if you have a thought, a question, or a "girl, same" moment, drop it in the YouTube comments. I read every single one. No pressure at all. I just wanted you to hear it from me instead of from the algorithm. 💛 And if you've been sitting on something you made, posted, or shared and it's not getting the attention you hoped for, tell me about it below. We can keep each other company. 🍂 Now go make something. — Meka
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@Snazzie Designz Yes! That platform jump thing is huge! Not that the others you bring up are less valid, but the platform thing is definitely one of the big ones I notice a lot. Each platform comes not only with its own momentum but also its own rules/norms. For some people, it’s the extra energy required to pause the momentum on one platform and jump into the other app. For example, if I’m on here working on clearing my notifications “real quick”, even something as small as jumping into a full-length video may require transitioning to a different mode entirely. And switching to a different platform in order to engage there requires an additional transition. It’s not that the content isn’t worth the extra time, it’s more that suddenly what was simple has become a decision (do I switch activities or keep my current trajectory?) and requires just that much extra energy to make the switch. Plus, if I’m not signed in correctly there and I try to engage, I have to work on that (more energy and transitioning). Which also brings up the fact of rules/norms differing by platform. There are some platforms I just won’t follow someone onto bcs that will require yet another membership and another password and another app, and another thing to learn to use. Thankfully YouTube has a lower entry threshold (for me!) than some other apps do, but when I contemplate asking my readers on FB to follow me onto Substack, I keep running up against the hurdle that new rules and norms and rhythms introduce. 😵‍💫
Creative Recipe of the Week: Room to Breathe
Your page does not have to hold everything. Leave a little room for yourself. Ingredients: - Art journal or plain paper - Pencil - Black pen - Purple, dusty rose, and olive markers or crayons - Yellow or gold marker or crayon Directions: 1. Lightly draw a large oval in the center with pencil. Leave its inside uncolored. 2. Outside the oval, draw three loose curved lines near the edges of your page. 3. Trace each curve with a different color: purple, dusty rose, and olive. 4. Add a small cluster of dots beside each curve. Leave the spaces between them empty. 5. Write the quote inside the oval with black pen. 6. Stop while plenty of paper still shows. The open space is part of your page. Optional Reflection: Where could I leave a little more room in my creative life? Example Quote: “Open space belongs on my page, too.” Creative Garnish: Add three tiny gold dots beneath your quote. — Meka
Creative Recipe of the Week: Room to Breathe
2 likes • 17h
Mmmm. Another really good one to sit with creatively and mentally/emotionally 💝
Making order in my pictures.
Hi dear group. I decided to make order in my computer and make files for every kind of art that I made. Now it's easier for me also to share. I don't know if I told you that I like everything creative and I'm a self taught artist. Long time ago I was afraid to share, but not anymore. I only have a question, can we share everything creative or only what we learn here? I share today, if it's not ok I will delete.
Making order in my pictures.
1 like • 7d
@Gita Platvoet I especially love how the blue necklace with the flowers turned out 😍
🎉 WE HIT 100 SUBSCRIBERS!!! 🎉💛
I just want to take a moment to say THANK YOU! 🥰 To every single person who has subscribed to my YouTube channel, watched a video, left a comment, or shown me some love along the way — I appreciate you more than you know! I'm having so much fun sharing this chapter of my life, and knowing that 100 of you have decided to come along for the journey truly means a lot to me. I know we're just getting started, but I'm celebrating every milestone along the way, and this one deserves a little happy dance! 💃🏾✨ Thank you for being here, for showing up, and for supporting Start Creating Again! Here's to the first 100! 🥂💕 With love and gratitude! 💛 https://www.youtube.com/@StartCreatingAgain
🎉 WE HIT 100 SUBSCRIBERS!!! 🎉💛
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Creative Recipe of the Week: Boo to the Creative Rules! 👻
A little Halloween mischief for the rules that haunt your creativity. Let three friendly ghosts carry them away. Ingredients: - Art journal or sturdy paper - White scrap paper - Glue stick - Black pen - Purple, orange, and olive markers or crayons - Yellow or gold marker or crayon Directions: 1. Tear three ghost shapes from white paper: rounded tops with wavy bottoms. 2. Arrange the ghosts on your page, leaving room below for a quote. Glue them down. 3. Add two eyes and a smile to each ghost with black pen. 4. Write one creative rule on each ghost. Cross it out with one thin line so the words still show. Try: “Everything has to match,” “I have to finish today,” or “It has to look realistic.” 5. Add purple swirls. Draw two orange ovals for pumpkins and add olive stems. 6. Write the quote below your ghosts. Leave some background showing. Optional Reflection: Which creative rule am I ready to stop obeying? Example Quote: “The rules can say boo. I’m creating anyway.” Creative Garnish: Draw three tiny gold stars around your ghosts. — Meka
Creative Recipe of the Week: Boo to the Creative Rules! 👻
2 likes • 11d
Love love love this prompt! Whether or not this makes it into my art journal, I’m definitely going to be pondering my ghosts 👻
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Joy Camburn
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@joy-camburn-9574
Long-time crafter who loves to dabble in a variety of artsy endeavors. Particular affection for art that is useful as well as lovely.

Active 17h ago
Joined Sep 22, 2026
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