Remember in school when Show & Tell was like… “Here’s my rock.” And somehow another kid rolled in with a live turtle, a haunted porcelain doll, and a story about their uncle finding treasure in a ditch? Yeah. This is the grown-up creative version of that. 😏 I want to see what your brain has been cooking up lately. Finished. Half-finished. Slightly unhinged. Covered in glitter. Held together with caffeine and blind confidence. Show us: 🎨 art 🧵 projects 📸 photos 🛠 experiments 📚 ideas 💡 sketches 🔥 happy accidents 👀 something you almost didn’t share because your inner critic was being dramatic again And because this is Creative AF… bonus points if there’s a weird/funny/backstory behind it. Drop your latest creation in the comments and tell us: 👉 What inspired it? 👉 What almost made you quit it? 👉 Or what weird little detail are you secretly obsessed with? Tiny reminder from the creative gremlins in the ceiling: You do not need permission to share your work before it’s “perfect.”

I am so glad to be here amongst creatives! I found skool via wanting to learn to do YT. I love to create, I am just starting creating with paint, after a long hiatus! I need to hang with other creatives and this skool group is filling that need! I have two YT channels, a faith based channel I post weekly on and a channel I started to post art related videos on. I found I am not a tutorial creator, so that channel has not been given much attention. However, this week I pulled out the paints, cut up some cardboard and filmed in time-lapse some critters I painted! I may have discovered a new way to film and it has given me a new desire to get creative with paint! Here is a time-lapse of me painting on cardboard. I made these little magnets to give away to fellow campers at the camp ground we are staying at!

I created this moodboard because I wanted to experiment with a color combination I don't see very often. Over the last decade, coral has typically been paired with navy, teal, sage green, turquoise, cream, or charcoal. Mustard yellow is more often found alongside gray, navy, olive green, rust, or black. But what happens when coral and mustard become the main characters? For me, this palette feels like sunshine with a vintage soul. It gives me Mid-Century Modern vibes, Palm Springs charm, retro boutique hotels, and those perfectly worn spaces that somehow feel both energetic and relaxing. As creatives, it's easy to stay inside the color combinations we already know work. Sometimes the magic happens when we step outside of them. So I'm curious... • What does this moodboard make you think of? • Do these colors work together for you? • What feeling do they create? • If you were creating art inspired by this palette, what would you make? Sometimes creativity starts with asking, "What if these two things belonged together?" Here's artwork that changes the "style vibe" of the mock up and adds cream but uses the colors from the moodboard. The possibilities are endless...what will you create?

Not only do I have a launch tomorrow but I was interviewed by Dionne Woods a few weeks ago and it is launching tomorrow as well. [Insert... wasn't planned but it happens happy dance] 💃 👣 I will have to do extra designs for you guys next week. You can listen on Apple or Spotify and watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/8xIXGY5blIU