Mo reflects on her inktober 2018 and shares what she learned, loved, and hated about it.

In today’s episode, MoCo shares some Halloween vibes by reading and discussing Corey’s horror short titled “Eat.” Dim the lights and sip on a nice, warm beverage because there’s no warmth or comfort where you’re going.

We discuss our ideas/experiences on whether we think creating art becomes easier as we keep practicing it.

It's important to set goals if you want to grow as a creator. Setting small, large, soon, and far out goals will keep you consistently creating. Come along and learn with us about what types of goals you can set and how you can remind yourself to keep the goals on track. It's all about setting 'em up and knocking 'em down!

Creating isn't always easy. The struggles of life can make it hard to keep up with your favorite artform. We share some of our recent struggles and provide helpful tips for getting your creative output back on track!

Speaking confidently about your craft can be daunting. There’s nothing worse than being asked about your writing or heaven forbid a coworker asks what your paintings look like. It sounds so trite and simple, but it’s difficult to sound confident, but not prideful and knowledgeable and not stupid. We’re going to help bolster your verbal repertoire with tips on surviving the dreaded conversations.

Every artist worth their salt develops their own unique "voice" or "style." We're here to help you find your inner uniqueness! The thing that makes your art, well... your art. Now with 50% more alliteration!

Falling down the rabbit hole of research can cause your creative projects to flounder. It's important to keep making things and not become bogged down with endless research.

Grab your audience by the eyes, ears, and nose! Let's learn how to hook your audience so they'll keep reading, watching, listening, and looking! We dive deep into how to craft the opening sentence of your story and how to use contrast to turn heads.