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- 2026
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About Holding Creative Space
Have you lost touch with your creativity somewhere along the way? Been told you're "not the creative type"? Or maybe you just need a safe place to play, experiment, and reconnect with the creative person you've always been? Holding Creative Space is the podcast for you. Hosted by Nicole Fende and Monette Satterfield, each episode is a judgment-free zone where we explore creativity as a birthright, not a talent reserved for a lucky few. We talk about permission, the trap of perfectionism, the voices in your head that aren't helping, and how to find your way back to the joy of creating. Whether you haven't picked up a paintbrush, pen, or instrument in decades, or you're a working artist looking for companionship on the creative journey, this space is for you. Let’s hold it together.
- Publisher
- Nicole Fende
- Category
- arts · education · society & culture
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 7 Jul 2026
- Latest episode
- 13 Oct 2026
Latest episodes
16 episodes in the feed.
13 Oct 2026
When Creative Ideas Become Practice
Episode Summary Imagine stepping into a room and feeling that the vibe you bring is the key to connection, even if you’ve never listened before. You’ll hear a story about confronting imposter moments with honest curiosity and a positive attitude, and how that shift turned a professional gathering into a success. You’ll also explore why renaming your creative nook can reshape your mindset and discover a curated list of soundscapes—from rhythmic drumming to airy ambient tones—that can accompany your own making. Come in, settle down, and let this friendly chat wrap around you like a warm blanket on a chilly day. In this Episode “The energy you bring into a room is what people will remember, even if you never say a word.” – Monette Satterfield The real-world follow-up to the conversation about imposter syndrome, including Nicole’s experience applying the advice at professional events. The role of attitude, energy, and body language in shaping how we connect with others and approach creative opportunities. The power of names and how changing what we call a space can shift the way we think about and experience our creative practice. Different soundscapes and music to create to, from nature sounds and drumming to ambient sounds and electronic music, and finding what works for you. Links & Resources Soundscape PDF (https://tesseraypublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/HoldingCreativeSpace_SoundscapesForCreating.pdf) from Monette Favorite Cat TV Bird Videos from YT; Squirrels & Birds (https://www.youtube.com/live/UEyEs8AE1ss?si=HinV0TbWcIxnHSKY), Birds in a Birdbath (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pgplg13vsY), Woodland Feeder (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV9E4WHv5wg) Creative Process PDF Download (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afpb8k7Vy38Sx0B4nFlGxQs_zHU7gS15) Visit our Etsy Store (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoldingCreativeSpace) Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
29 Sept 2026
Creative Process Part Four: Implementation - Turning Ideas into Reality
Episode Summary If you’ve ever wondered why the most visible part of creating feels like the whole story, you’re in the right place. You’ll explore how implementation isn’t just building but also includes a gentle evaluation stage that helps you decide whether to keep moving forward or circle back to earlier insights. You’ll hear how deciding when a project is truly finished can be as personal as choosing to let go, and how a new creative cycle can begin the moment you wrap one up. Come on in, settle into the conversation, and feel the warm invitation to keep shaping your own creative path In this Episode “The person making the work gets to say when it’s finished; you’re done when you say you’re done.” — Monette Satterfield How the implementation phase turns creative ideas into something real, and why it’s more than simply “doing the work.” Why rewriting, editing, and refining your first draft are all natural parts of the creative process. How publishing, selling, marketing, and sharing your work can become new creative processes of their own. How to navigate outside opinions and expectations while staying connected to your own creative instincts. Links & Resources Creative Process PDF Download (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afpb8k7Vy38Sx0B4nFlGxQs_zHU7gS15) Visit our Etsy Store (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoldingCreativeSpace) Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
22 Sept 2026
Creativity Process Part Three: Master the Illumination Phase
Episode Summary Imagine you finally find the hidden light switch in a dark room and watch everything brighten—just like the instant "aha" that can turn a tangled problem into a clear path. You’ll hear a relaxed, friendly exchange about how that flash of insight both untangles the knot of ideas and gently nudges you back to earlier thinking, all while reminding you to pause and savor the moment. You’ll also wander through playful musings on whether the spark comes from brain chemistry or something larger, feeling guided by a companion who understands your creative journey. So step into the warm glow with us and let the conversation welcome you like an old friend waiting by the door. In this Episode “Those flashes of clarity are addictive—in the best way—because they remind us we’re capable of creating something new.” — Monette Satterfield How the illumination phase works and why those sudden “aha!” moments can bring clarity to a tangled creative problem. Why inspiration often arrives after incubation and how the earlier stages of the creative process prepare you for insight. Why you should pause and savor moments of creative clarity instead of immediately rushing into the next task. How to embrace the joy of creative insight and use those flashes of clarity as encouragement to keep creating. Links & Resources Creative Process PDF Download (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afpb8k7Vy38Sx0B4nFlGxQs_zHU7gS15) Visit our Etsy Store (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoldingCreativeSpace) Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
15 Sept 2026
Creative Process Part Two: Creative Incubation: Unlock the Black Box of Idea Formation
Episode Summary Ever wonder why your best ideas seem to hide in a black box, only to surface when you least expect them? You’ll hear us explore how stepping away—whether on a run, a hike, or a casual chat with friends—can feed that hidden incubation stage while avoiding the dead‑end of endless scrolling. You’ll also discover why the frustration you feel during this quiet phase is actually a sign you’re getting close, and how a simple analogy about baking cookies can remind you to trust the process. Come on in, settle down, and let us keep the creative fire warm for you. In this Episode “Incubation is the black box of creativity, where ideas swirl under the surface while you’re taking a coffee break.” – Monette How the incubation phase works and why stepping away from a creative problem can actually move your ideas forward. How to use social media mindfully without overwhelming your creative process with too much outside input. Why creative frustration can be a sign of progress and how to respond to it without giving up. How to create space for unexpected ideas and trust that your creative process is still working, even when you can’t see the results yet. Links & Resources Creative Process PDF Download (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afpb8k7Vy38Sx0B4nFlGxQs_zHU7gS15) Visit our Etsy Store (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoldingCreativeSpace) Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
8 Sept 2026
Creative Process Part One: Master Investigation for Faster Results
Episode Summary If you’ve ever felt stuck wondering where a creative idea begins, you’re about to discover a fresh way to start. You’ll explore how asking the right question—or even realizing it’s the wrong one—launches a gentle investigation that blends curiosity, research, and note‑making. You’ll hear how the journey can loop back, how embracing the mess leads to insight, and why treating the process as an experiment brings joy rather than pressure. Come in, settle into the conversation, and let the warmth of shared discovery guide you forward. In this Episode “If something doesn’t work, it’s not a failure; it’s just a piece of information that points you to a better question.” – Monette Satterfield How asking the right questions can turn a vague creative idea into a workable project. What to do when you realize you’re asking the wrong question and how reframing can lead to better ideas. Why creative setbacks aren’t failures and how to use them as information that guides your next step. How creative practice builds your intuition and gives you a deeper well of knowledge to draw from. Links & Resources Creative Process PDF Download (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afpb8k7Vy38Sx0B4nFlGxQs_zHU7gS15) Visit our Etsy Store (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoldingCreativeSpace) Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
1 Sept 2026
Creative Process: Overcoming the “Ugly” Art Trap
Episode Summary If you’ve ever stared at a piece of your own art and felt the sting of the word “ugly,” you’re about to hear a conversation that turns that feeling into a gentle invitation. You’ll explore how the moment you label a creation as ugly can be swapped for a simple act of love, and why that shift frees space for both acceptance and growth. You’ll discover how expectations can dim your joy, and how seeing your work as a living, evolving part of yourself lets you improve without harsh self‑judgment. Come on in, and let your creative heart find a cozy spot to settle. In this Episode “The point isn’t whether it’s good or bad; the point is that you made it.” — Monette Satterfield How to stop calling your art “ugly” and start seeing it as part of your creative process. What you can learn from imperfect art and why creative “failures” can be valuable. Why being content with your art doesn’t mean you have to stop growing. How to embrace the work-in-progress and give yourself permission to experiment, make mistakes, and try again. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
25 Aug 2026
Personal Growth: Claiming Your Right to Be an Artist
Episode Summary If you’ve ever wondered whether designing a board game counts as art, you’re in for a lively, heartfelt discussion that challenges the old gatekeepers of creativity. You’ll walk through a spirited debate about the nature of art, from puzzles and AI to the joy of sharing games, and hear how personal passion can outshine any commercial pressure. You’ll also explore how everyday objects—from microphones to hand‑crafted brooms—can hold artistic value, and why the line between fine art and craft might not matter as much as you think. Come on in, take a seat, and let this warm conversation remind you that your creative voice already belongs in the space. In this Episode “You have permission to call yourself an artist—no one else gets to decide what you create is art.” — Monette Satterfield How creative labels can become another form of gatekeeping. Who gets to decide what is and isn’t art? Exploring what art really means and why the question can be so complicated. A reminder that you don’t need anyone’s permission to create, make art, or call yourself a creative. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
18 Aug 2026
Creative Process: How Outsider Art Redefines Creation
Episode Summary Ever wondered what it feels like to create without any rules or gallery expectations? You’ll hear a friendly conversation that traces the history of outsider art and explains how the internet is expanding what counts as work outside the traditional gallery system. The dialogue points out how the label can feel both empowering and a little confrontational, and it invites you to adopt an “outside the velvet rope” mindset for your own creative practice. Pull up a chair, stay awhile, and let the conversation warm you up as you step into your next artistic adventure. In this Episode “The credential doesn’t qualify you; the making qualifies you.” – Monette Satterfield How approaching art as a mindset can make creativity feel more accessible. Why creating outside the traditional art world can feel freeing and empowering. How letting go of artistic gatekeeping can give you permission to make art. Finding your own way of creating beyond traditional expectations and artistic gatekeeping. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
11 Aug 2026
Creativity Boost: How Soundscapes Shape Your Creative Flow
Episode Summary If you’ve ever felt that the music in the background either fuels or stalls your creative flow, you’re about to hear a conversation that feels like a friendly chat about finding the right sound. You’ll explore why bland placeholder tracks can feel like wallpaper and how swapping in electronica, coffee‑shop ambience, or nature sounds can reshape the way you write, paint, or design. You’ll also hear how a personal soundtrack—whether it’s shamanic drumming, singing bowls, or even the chirping of crickets in winter—can become a quiet ally that supports focus without pulling your attention away. Come in, settle into a cozy soundscape, and let the conversation invite you to experiment with the music that moves you forward. In this Episode “The right soundscape can quiet the mental load and let you focus on what matters.” – Monnette Satterfield How to choose background music that helps you stay focused while creating. Why some sounds boost creativity while others become distracting. Different types of ambient soundscapes you can experiment with to improve your creative flow. Simple ways to create a personalized listening environment that supports deep work. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
4 Aug 2026
Creative Space Naming: How Labels Boost Your Creative Flow
Episode Summary Imagine stepping into a place where your creative spark finally has a name and a home, even if it lives only in your mind. You’ll explore how labeling a studio, forge, laboratory, curio cabinet, or any phrase that feels right creates clear boundaries, focuses energy, and turns a simple corner or desk into a powerful container for your ideas. Come in from the cold and let your newly named nook become the cozy launchpad for everything you’re ready to create. In this Episode “A name is a container; it creates boundaries that let your ideas flow without constantly asking, ‘Is this right?” — Monette Satterfield Understand why giving your creative space a name helps establish boundaries that support your creative process. Learn how a physical or imagined workspace can become a powerful container for your ideas. Find inspiration in creative metaphors—from forges and laboratories to curio cabinets—to shape a space that feels uniquely yours. Discover how even the smallest creative corner can become a sanctuary that invites focus, play, and imagination. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
28 Jul 2026
“New Level, Same Devil” The Spiral of Creative Growth
Episode Summary If you’ve ever felt that each new creative milestone brings the same stubborn problem dressed in fresh colors, you’re not alone. When you picture your journey as a spiral instead of a straight ladder, you’ll notice how your growing skills also sharpen your eye for the subtle details that once slipped by. By stepping outside your own medium, wandering through a museum, listening to music, or admiring a neighbor’s metal sculpture, you invite fresh perspectives that deepen your work without falling into the trap of comparison. Come on in, get comfortable, and let this warm conversation nurture the creative spark inside. In this Episode “No matter where you’re at creatively, you still have problems—new level, new devil.” — Nicole Fende “The creative path isn’t a ladder; it’s a spiral—you’re always moving up while seeing where you started.” — Monette Satterfield Explore how every new creative level brings fresh challenges and why it is often the same “devil” in new clothes Discover how the spiral of creative growth sharpens skills and increases discernment Learn how stepping outside one’s own medium, through museums, music, or neighbors’ art, enriches creative work Hear ways to appreciate progress, enjoy the challenge, and keep moving forward without falling into comparison traps Links & Resources Take What Belongs to You - Wild Creativity: Claim Your Creative Authority (https://amzn.to/4wvjbEy) by Monette Satterfield Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
21 Jul 2026
Creativity: “How to Let Go of Zombie Projects”
Episode Summary If you’ve ever felt that knot of anxiety when a creative spark fades, you’ll recognize the feeling right away. You’ll hear a thoughtful voice unpack why the pressure to finish can turn excitement into shame and how sharing your work can unintentionally build a false accountability wall. Together you’ll explore how to honor the learning you’ve already gained, decide when it’s okay to step back, and find comfort in letting projects rest or dissolve. Come join the conversation and let yourself warm up to the idea that it’s perfectly fine to let a piece go, and you’ll feel right at home in this creative space. In this Episode "Sometimes you need to step away, let a project rest, and come back with fresh eyes. That’s part of the creative process.” — Nicole Fende We talk about the pressure to finish every project and why sometimes letting go is the healthiest choice. Discover how to tell when a project has given you what you need and when stepping away can open space for new creativity. Nicole and Monette share stories from game design, painting, and other creative pursuits to show how releasing unfinished work can bring clarity, relief, and inspiration. About the Hosts Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. About the Hosts Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Links & Resources Take What Belongs to You - Wild Creativity: Claim Your Creative Authority (https://amzn.to/4wvjbEy) by Monette Satterfield Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
14 Jul 2026
Imposter Syndrome: Turn Self‑Doubt into Creative Confidence
Episode Summary Ever stepped into a moment that should feel like yours. Yet, a quiet voice asks, “Who am I to be here?” You explore how imposter syndrome is less a truth and more a chain feeling, thought, reaction that can be gently unraveled. By noticing that first flicker in the body and choosing a new story, you begin to shift nerves into something lighter… even exciting. You’re reminded that while you can’t control how others perceive you, you can shape the energy you carry and that energy has a way of opening doors. Come settle in, soften the doubt, and step forward with a little more ease. In this Episode You have zero control over how others see you, but you can control the positive vibe you send out. – Monnette Satterfield Dive into the subtle ways imposter syndrome shows up and how it quietly shapes our thoughts and feelings. Uncover how to shift internal doubts into curiosity, excitement, and intentional reactions. Learn how tuning your energy and mindset can magnetically influence the way you connect with others. About the Hosts Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
7 Jul 2026
The Creative Process Unseen: Practice Without Applause
Episode Summary Ever wonder if your art needs an audience to be real? You explore the pull between creating for pure joy and the natural urge to share, learning how to decide when a piece feels ready and who truly deserves to see it. You hear honest reflections on the sting of unsolicited feedback, the quiet power of private practice, and ways to quiet that little voice that tells you you’re not good enough. Come in from the cold, settle into this friendly conversation, and let your creative spirit feel welcome. In this Episode You don’t have to show your art to anyone else for it to be valid. -Nicole Fende Dive into why it’s totally okay to create just for yourself. No audience required! Tips on sharing your work wisely, dodging creative heartbreak, and keeping your joy intact. Celebrate the behind-the-scenes “practice work” that makes your art, music, or writing shine. Links & Resources Receive a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox. Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! About the Hosts Nicole Fende (http://linkedin.com/in/nfende) is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield (https://shinydesigns.com/) is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
7 Jul 2026
Creative Confidence: Ditch the Comparison Trap
Episode Summary Ever wonder why the brilliance of other artists can make you doubt your own creative voice? You’ll uncover how comparison can stir hidden grief and self‑judgment, showing you that feelings matter more than flawless technique. By noticing the ruler, you use to measure yourself and gently shifting its scale, you open a space for your unique expression to emerge. Come in, settle down, and let this warm conversation welcome you back to the creative side of yourself. Would you like a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox? Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63)! In this Episode “Stop using somebody else’s creative ruler on yourself and start measuring by your own possibilities.” – Nicole Fende Learn how comparing your art to others can block your creativity and why it’s not a measure of your value. Explore practical ways to check your own creative ruler and take gentle, low-stakes steps toward self-expression. Understand why embracing your emotions, feelings, and imperfections is essential for a healthy creative process. Links & Resources Take What Belongs to You - Wild Creativity: Claim Your Creative Authority (https://amzn.to/4wvjbEy) by Monette Satterfield About the Hosts Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
7 Jul 2026
Creativity Reclaimed: Rediscover Your Creative Birthright
Episode Summary Ever wonder where the creativity you loved as a child went, and how you can bring it back? You’ll uncover the idea of a creative birthright and learn to quiet the inner critic that insists you must be all logic and no art. You’ll see how creating a safe, playful space can turn uncertainty into joy, even when your first sketches feel like “bad art.” Pull up a chair, step into the warm light, and let your imagination settle in like an old friend waiting just for you. Would you like a joyful nudge to create delivered right to your inbox? Claim your 30 days of creative prompts (https://tpub.formaloo.me/rxmi63). In this Episode “You don’t lose it when you grow up; you just misplace it.” – Monette Satterfield Discover what it means to reclaim your creative birthright and reconnect with your inner creativity. Explore the balance between being analytical and creative, and why both can coexist. Learn why embracing imperfection is essential for creative growth. About the Hosts Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing. Keep creating. We are holding the space.
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