🌟 Hey there fam — in just 2 days we kick off our series with Part 1: Ashes to Art. Whether your creativity has gone quiet, Or you’re in a full-blown artistic identity crisis 😅 This series is here to help you find your way back to yourself. This is where our journey begins: ✨ Reflect on what you’re ready to release 🎨 Transform it through guided creative exercises 🔥 Rise with the energy of renewal Handouts are already in the classroom (PHNIX Rising Workshop → Part 1). Bring your journal, colors, and open heart. 💛 Let’s rise together. See you Sunday! 💬 Comment below if you’re joining!

Let’s pause and reflect. What actually pulls you back into your creative practice — even when you’ve wandered off or burned out? Is it a feeling? A person? A song? A memory? Drop yours in the comments 💭👇 Your answer might be the reminder someone else needed today.

Zines aren’t anything fancy. They are handmade booklets that people can create with supplies they have on hand. I made one yesterday out of a very loose background painting and then was inspired to sketch some bluebirds on each page. It’s the first thing I’ve done just with fun in mind after the Creative Reset. I really enjoyed the whole process. The messy folds, the wobbly writing, the imperfect sketches that were just for the fun of creating, just for myself. It felt like I could take a full, deep breath again. I know that I’m still going to face creative ups and downs, but having a point of reference for where I do want to be and how I do want to feel will help me in the down times. Thank you Meeka and thank you community! ❤️

You don’t need a fancy art studio to be creative — but you do deserve a space that honors your spark. 💬 Let’s get cozy: - Post a pic of your creative corner (even if it’s the kitchen table or your lap) - OR tell us what your ideal vibe would be if you could design one Let’s normalize messy desks, stacks of notebooks, and candle-lit chaos. 🔥 I’ll go first…check out my cozy corner⬇️

This is my little creative corner. I’m mostly confined to bed at the moment, but I have been able to create a little corner with my favorite art stuff so I can continue to create. I know that I’m blessed to have this little space as some people may only have a travel bag that holds their art tools. Some of you might have a studio. Tidy or chaotic, big or small, they are the places we have carved out for ourselves. I’d love to see your creative spaces, no matter how big or small. Would you be willing to post a photo too? ❤️