What are you working on this week? Show us the messy middle, the almost-there, the “I have no idea if this is working, but I’m doing it anyway” stage~! Growth doesn't come from stagnancy but little steps forward~ ^_^ Whether it’s a sketch, a half-finished piece, a concept, or even just an idea you’re sitting with~ we want to see it. Drop your WIP below, share where you’re at, and if you want feedback or just a little encouragement 💛 Let’s build together ✨

It’s celebrated today, 15 April, in honour of Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday. I would like to thank all artists from all disciplines for delighting us with your work, for prompting us to reflect on the human condition, and for sharing your unique vision of the world. Here’s to all of you!

This week’s word is: Obscure Something hidden~ Something overlooked~ Something not easily understood~ or maybe not meant to be~ Interpret it however you want~ literally, emotionally, abstractly, or completely sideways. - Shadows and concealment - Forgotten places or ideas - Distortion, blur, fragmentation - Things that feel just out of reach - Meaning that isn’t immediately clear No rules~ lean into the ambiguity and see where it takes you. Drop your sketches, WIPs, thoughts, or finished pieces below 👇

Hey everyone~ Quick check-in as we roll into the weekend. Some weeks ask for output. Some weeks ask you to step back, look at what you’ve built, and just… breathe for a second. If you’ve been pushing hard lately, today might be a good day to: • revisit a piece with fresh eyes • sketch or play without a goal • organize your thoughts, files, or space • or just exist around your work without forcing it And if you do have energy? Channel it into something small but intentional. Not everything needs to be a full sprint to a finish line that doesn't exist yet~ Art doesn’t disappear just because you take a pause~ It usually gets better with perspective~ ^_^ If you feel like sharing: What are you doing today~ building, resting, or wandering? 👇

Like it’s just something you do when you’re not focused. But sometimes… this is the most honest thing you’ll put on the page. No planning ~ No expectations~ No pressure to make it good~ Just your hand moving~ Doodling is: - where your brain gets out of the way - where ideas show up uninvited - where your style starts to take shape without forcing it A lot of my pieces don’t start as ideas, sometimes they have a thumbnail~ but more often than not~ They start like this. Loose~ Unplanned~ Half-finished~ So try this: Give yourself 10–15 minutes. No goal~ just draw~ See what shows up~ ^_^