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This is the first newsletter of 2025! Strange times are ahead. There's no way of knowing exactly how things will change, so we're getting back to basics. This means naming our priorities and getting organized around them.
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Naming your priorities can be hard, but it's worth it. Priorities help you make decisions and set goals. This can be especially useful in times of grief, confusion and/or exhaustion (all of which 2025 is sure to bring). Your priorities will be your compass when the water gets choppy.
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You can have different priorities in different parts of your life. Here's an example of our creative priorities right now:
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Isa and Dylan's priorities for 2025.
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We write them down, then stick them on the fridge or above our desks.
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Practice Priorities: Reflection Questions
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- Name your creative priorities. What are you going to focus on this year?
- What parts of your practice support this? What are you already doing well?
- What needs to be different? What do you want to change?
- List some actions you can take to get a little closer to your priorities.
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It's time to sign up for Creative Drawing!
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Classes are starting soon at Studio School! If you want to work with us in person, this is your chance! Isa is teaching:
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We'll be back in two weeks!
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Until then, keep practicing!
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