As I come out of rest and recharge mode after my Creative Coaching Workshop with the SF Public Library I am turning my energy to my next project. I am developing live monthly workshops here on skool. I have learned that these things take a handful of ingredients to become something valuable: 1. My personal happiness and curiosity in making them. 2. To simply attempt to make them with my ideas and inspiration without holding on too tightly to the original idea when the need for adjustment presents itself. 3. Observation of this platform and what works. 4. Listening to feedback from you as well as my personal energy. As I go forward I would love your input via the "Suggestion Box" link in the first lesson in the classroom: Everything you need to know about this membership. https://www.skool.com/creative-coaching-5506/classroom/3dd20e69?md=e98799a683f34ac2986a952772807ff8 Here's what I'm working with now ⬇️ June: Encaustic Glazing July: Alla Prima Portrait in Oil August: Plein Air Painting How monthly live workshops will work: - Find the scheduled monthly workshops on the Skool Calendar. - Meet Felicia on Zoom via the Skool Calendar link. - Attend the workshop and watch Felicia's recorded demonstration while she is present to answer any questions that come up. - At your own pace try the process at home or in your studio. The supply list will be available prior to the workshop in the lesson: Monthly Live Workshops 2026 - Post your practice of the process to the Community Page under the subject "Monthly Live Workshops" or bring it to Critique Club to get help and feedback from Felicia. If you post it to the community page Felicia will critique it during Critique Club. After a Live Workshop airs the recording will be added to the classroom for future access to all members. I will add the framework to the classroom ahead of time to let you find the supply list.

Monica Donohue @monica-donohue-5138 Check out the studies she's been making of our lessons here. Nice work!

I thought I'd dig up mine after our Critique Club meeting this past weekend. Watch the recording to catch up. Ship at Land's End, oil on panel, 9"x12 Container Ship, oil on panel, 3"x7" ? Looking toward Marin from Land's End, oil on panel, 9"x12"

Maddie Stansell @maddie-stansell-5300 Maddie is based in Massachusetts Here is some work by Maddie. Welcome to the club!