So, it’s been four years…oops! Don’t ask. Actually, life got really busy for all of us here at Amy Latta Creations in many different ways. But, we’re back, and we’re better than ever, or at least we hope you think so! Joining me (Amy) is my brand new employee, Noah, who is helping me implement lots of new ideas for the business while he’s on summer break from college. In this episode, we’ll be filling you in on what’s been keeping both of us busy since 2022, what plans we have for Amy Latta Creations moving forward, and what to expect from this new podcast reboot. 

Find out why Creativity is so important for your heart, your mind, and your whole body!
Check out my brand new book, Practice Makes Progress: My Creative Journal, here:
https://www.amylattacreations.com/practice-makes-progress-my-creative-journal

Here are 4 easy steps to help you spring clean and reorganize your craft room! No matter how big or small your space is, or where in the house it's located, these tips will help you have a neater, more inspiring workspace in no time.

Find out what the DreamBox is, what it does, and why you might need one in your life! https://www.createroom.com/?ref=Gd4Rx

My experiences as a creator on the TikTok app: what's good about it, what's bad, and what's ugly, plus what really happens when you go viral.

We all feel it. We're exhausted by all the ways our lives have changed during this pandemic and desperate for a light at the end of the tunnel. Here are three tips to combat Pandemic Fatigue and help you find a little cheer as we approach the holiday season!

Learn how to choose and arrange objects for a great Still Life photo, painting, or drawing. Great for artists of all ages, including kids doing virtual or home learning!

Here is a fun and quick lesson and project idea for creating a project in the style of Realism. It can be adapted for artists of all ages, including kids who are doing homeschool or distance learning this year!

Here are 7 ways to use your creativity to spread kindness, hope, and cheer during the coronavirus crisis.

If you're a creative person, you probably are all too familiar with "I-can-make-that-itis." How do you know when you should make something yourself or when it's best just to buy it? Here are four questions I ask myself to help me decide!