Join 90 Day Biz Launch alum Nancy Norbeck and Make Bad Art!
 
Why on earth would you want to Make Bad Art? Because you can't make good art without making bad art first.
 
Making bad art is how we learn to make good art. It also frees up your creative spirit and puts you back in touch with the child artist inside you who knows that play is the key to everything worthwhile in this universe.

The other thing people don't tell you about making bad art? It's FUN.

There’s no better place to make bad art than in the company of other people who are also making bad art, so I cordially invite you to gather up your favorite art supplies, pen, paper, notebooks, watercolors, crayons, glue, collage materials—whatever you like to experiment with—and hop on Zoom with us (for free!) to make it official.

As we say in Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coaching, anything worth doing is worth doing badly.