Embracing Imperfection and Creative Evolution

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

We’re joined by the incredibly talented Katie Hacker, an author, inventor, jewelry-making expert, and creative content master. Katie shares insights from her creative journey, revealing behind-the-scenes realities of her career, the value of embracing imperfection, and the importance of mental health and balance in creative businesses.

The Creative Journey: More Than Just Making

Katie’s path has been anything but linear. From organic farming to massage therapy, her diverse experiences have all contributed to her creative outlook. Throughout the episode, Katie emphasizes that creativity isn’t limited to one medium—whether designing jewelry, writing, or curating content, it all comes from the same innovative spirit.

“I think part of what we do as creatives is just connecting people,” Katie shares. “It’s about taking an idea and turning it into something meaningful.”

Managing the Creative Hustle

With a career spanning more than two decades, Katie shares practical ways to manage multiple creative projects without getting overwhelmed. 

Some of Katie’s top tips include:

  • Use visual tools like whiteboards and project trays to keep track of ideas.

  • Give yourself permission to explore creative hobbies without monetizing everything.

  • Balance organization with spontaneity to maintain both structure and joy in the process.

To Find Katie:

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Be patient with yourself during times of growth.
  • Creative journeys are often filled with ups and downs.
  • Social media has changed the landscape of creativity.
  • Authenticity in content creation is crucial.
  • Balancing creativity with business responsibilities is challenging.
  • Organizational tools can help manage multiple projects.
  • Mental health plays a significant role in creativity.
  • Finding joy in the creative process is essential.
  • It’s okay to embrace imperfection in your work.

Chapters

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Chapters

00:00  Navigating Creative Growth and Self-Care

01:06   Introduction to Katie Hacker and Her Journey

03:08   The Evolution of Creative Expression

05:55   The Impact of Social Media on Creativity

08:49   Leveraging Technology in Creative Work

11:00   The Importance of Authentic Content

13:56   Balancing Creativity and Business

16:54   Organizational Strategies for Creatives

20:13   The Role of Mental Health in Creativity

23:03   Finding Joy in the Creative Process

25:51   The Business of Crafting and Making Jewelry

31:42   Exploring Creative Jewelry Making

38:00   The Journey of Writing and Brand Voice

46:20  Evolving Through Opportunities and Challenges

53:05   Finding Balance and Embracing Imperfection

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Celebrating Creativity, Connection: UpperMidwestBeadSociety

gathering of bead society members celebrating 35 years!

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Tammy is joined by Jan Carlson and Rochelle Peterson of the Upper Midwest Bead Society. They explore how this thriving community celebrates creativity, connection, and lifelong learning. From their impactful programming to the friendships they’ve cultivated, Jan and Rochelle share the story of how beads bring people together across 21 states and beyond.

Community & Connection at the Heart of It All

Whether you’re a seasoned beader or just curious about this dynamic group, this episode offers inspiration, practical insights, and a heartfelt invitation to connect.

  • The society’s pivot to virtual meetings during COVID-19 and its new digital offerings.
  • Monthly programming like “Let’s Bead Live” and retreats designed to foster creativity and connection.
  • The incredible network of bead artists, including 18 published members and founder Diane Fitzgerald.
  • Celebrating 35 years of creativity and innovation, featuring crowns, sashes, and collaborative projects.
  • Fundraising efforts that keep membership accessible and programming vibrant.

To Find the UMBS:

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Community First: The Upper Midwest Bead Society thrives on shared learning, inclusivity, and friendships.
  • Learning at Any Level: From beginners to seasoned artists, the society offers programs that nurture creativity and growth.
  • Digital Adaptation: Their transition to online platforms has expanded their reach and enriched member experiences.
  • The Power of Giving Back: Members actively contribute through fundraisers, workshops, and generous volunteering.
Beaded Flowers group member project

Chapters

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00:04 – Introduction to Jan and Rochelle
01:00 – Jan shares her journey with the society and how creativity became a vital outlet
03:00 – Rochelle’s transition from fashion to beads and her work with Team Toho
08:30 – The evolution of the society’s virtual programming
10:00 – Membership growth and representation across the U.S.
12:00 – Highlights from the society’s retreats and classes
20:00 – Behind-the-scenes of their vibrant online and in-person events
28:00 – The importance of creative community and support
31:00 – Fun at the state fair: demonstrations and award-winning beadwork
35:00 – Fundraising and making membership accessible to all
39:00 – Closing thoughts: Why beadwork is the ultimate creative escape

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Jewelry Maker and Inventor: Wyatt White’s Maker Journey

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Tamara Honaman sits down with Wyatt White—a jewelry-making expert, tool inventor, and passionate instructor. Wyatt shares his remarkable journey, from his early days in Gallup, NM, to becoming a cornerstone of the jewelry community. 

Jewelry maker, tool inventor, community leader

With over 40 years of experience, Wyatt reflects on lessons learned, the importance of humility, and his enduring passion for empowering others through creativity. Tune in for a mix of inspiration, practical advice, and heartfelt anecdotes!

In the beginning...

Wyatt’s path to becoming a jewelry-making expert was anything but linear. In the early 1980s, he found himself working at a lumberyard in Gallup, New Mexico. After being laid off, a serendipitous encounter with Phil Woodard of Indian Jewelers Supply introduced Wyatt to the world of jewelry findings. Wyatt recalls his first reaction: “I like to find things!” Little did he know that “findings” referred to components like clasps and earring posts, foundational elements of jewelry design.

Immersing himself in this new world, Wyatt learned on the job, rotating through departments to understand every facet of jewelry supply. Over time, he fell in love with the craft, mastering tools and techniques while forging lifelong connections with artisans and creators.

 

To Find Wyatt:

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Be flexible in order to succeed in business.
  • Humility is essential in personal and professional growth.
  • Sharing knowledge can inspire and uplift others.
  • Building a legacy involves mentoring the next generation.
  • Community support is vital for creative individuals.
  • Creativity is a muscle that needs to be exercised.
  • Building a supportive community is essential for personal growth.
  • Positivity can help overcome negative self-perceptions.
  • Adapting to change is crucial in a post-COVID world.
  • Investing in quality tools is important for success.
  • Friendship plays a vital role in navigating challenges.
  • Trust your instincts and follow your passion.

Chapters

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Chapters

00:00 The Creative Journey Begins
02:54 From Lumberyard to Jewelry
06:14 Learning the Craft
09:07 The Evolution of Jewelry Making
11:55 Cultural Connections in Jewelry
14:47 Lessons from the Industry
18:05 Career Transitions and New Opportunities
20:56 Building a Legacy in Jewelry
23:53 The Importance of Humility
26:50 Sharing Knowledge and Inspiration
35:28 The Value of Experience and Friendship
36:50 Adapting to Change in a Post-COVID World
38:48 Creativity as a Driving Force
43:11 Building Community and Connection
51:18 Teaching Techniques and Sharing Knowledge
55:37 Cultivating a Positive Community
01:01:30 Embracing Change and New Opportunities

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Weaving Dreams: The Story Behind Mirrix Looms

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Tamara sits down with the powerhouse team behind Mirrix Looms, Claudia Chase (founder and president) and her daughter Elena Kawachi (co-owner and head of marketing). Together, they share the inspiring story of a family-run business that began in a Wisconsin barn and grew into a beloved brand in the weaving community. 

 

A Passion Born from Necessity

Don’t miss this episode if you’re looking for inspiration, practical advice on building a creative business, or simply a heartwarming story of a family’s shared passion. Tune in to learn more about the magic behind Mirrix Looms and discover why so many people are drawn to the art of weaving.

Connect with our guests:

  • Claudia Chase – Inventor, founder, and president of Mirrix Looms. A master weaver with a passion for teaching and inspiring others.
  • Elena Kawachi – Co-owner and head of marketing at Mirrix Looms. A digital marketing expert with a keen eye for community building and customer engagement.
Tapestry Purse Collection, by Claudia Chase

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Authenticity Matters: Mirrix Looms was born out of a genuine need, not a market opportunity. This authenticity has resonated with their customers and contributed to their long-term success.
  • Adaptability is Key: From embracing digital marketing to navigating the challenges of the pandemic, Claudia and Elena’s willingness to adapt has been crucial to their growth.
  • Community First: The strong sense of community around Mirrix Looms is a major part of its appeal. By prioritizing education and customer engagement, they’ve built a loyal following that keeps coming back.
  • Family Dynamics in Business: Claudia and Elena’s partnership is built on trust and mutual respect. They play to each other’s strengths and have found a way to thrive together, both as co-owners and as family.
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Chapters

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00:00 The Genesis of Mirix Looms

10:06 Navigating Growth and Change

20:15 The Evolution of Weaving and Community

30:39 The Importance of Content and Education

40:39 Creating a Supportive Community

50:25 The Value of the Creative Process

Big Sister Loom with tapestry in process, by Claudia Chase

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From Loss to Legacy: Brandi Tracey’s Journey as a Maker

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

We are shining a light on Brandi Tracey, the inspiring founder of NET Creative Designs, named in memory of her father, Norman Edward Tracey. Brandi’s journey into jewelry-making is a story of resilience, transformation, and passion. Initially a paralegal, Brandi transitioned into full-time making following the birth of her daughter and the challenges the pandemic presented in 2020. What began as a simple hobby evolved into a creative calling.

It’s about sharing the journey and inspiring others.

Brandi finds fulfillment in the entire process of making. She particularly enjoys piercing, sawing, and hammering, all of which allow her to express herself. This practice is not only an art form but also a source of stability, aiding her sobriety journey and offering a sense of purpose.

To find Brandi and NET Creative:

Others mentioned in the episode:

The Heart & Hands of a Maker episode with Chris Anderson can be found here .

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Finding Passion in Unexpected Places: Brandi’s initial exploration of making was more for decorating her home. That led to a full-fledged passion for jewelry-making and metalsmithing.
  • Coping and Creating: The art of jewelry-making became an emotional anchor for Brandi, serving as a coping mechanism during a difficult time of grief and personal change.
  • Growth Through Community: Brandi’s journey highlights the importance of connecting with mentors, joining creative communities, and not being afraid to ask for help.
  • Challenges in Pricing and Market Understanding: Brandi shares her initial struggles with underpricing and finding her target market, and how she overcame these through support from metalsmith communities and workshops.
  • Empowering New Creatives: Brandi’s vision extends beyond her business to nurturing a supportive environment for aspiring jewelers through her YouTube channel and upcoming Patreon group.
Pendant; By Brandi Tracey

Chapters

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00:00

The Creative Journey Begins

00:59

Brandi’s Evolution as a Maker

10:05

Finding Community and Support

20:03

Navigating the Business of Creativity

30:05

Embracing Growth and Learning

Necklace and bracelet; Sterling silver by Brandi Tracey

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Creative Journey with Artist, Author, Mentor Loretta Lam

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Visit with renowned jewelry artist, author, and teacher Loretta Lam. Loretta shares her inspiring journey— from her early love of jewelry making to discovering polymer clay, which transformed her career. With over 25 years in the art industry, Loretta opens up about her experience building a successful jewelry business, the challenges and joys of writing her book Mastering Contemporary Jewelry Design (Schiffer Publishing), and her passion for teaching design principles to help other makers find their artistic voice.

Design is universal and applies to all creative endeavors

Whether you’re an aspiring maker or an established artist, this conversation is packed with inspiration, practical advice, and the wisdom of someone who has spent decades perfecting their craft.

Links to help you find Loretta:

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Loretta’s Early Years: Learn about Loretta’s childhood fascination with jewelry making, starting with stringing buttons from her mother’s button box, and how she eventually pursued a formal education in jewelry at SUNY New Paltz.

  • Discovering Polymer Clay: Loretta shares the transformative moment when she discovered polymer clay in the 90s and how it became the foundation of her artistic career.

  • Building a Business: From local art shows to major craft fairs, Loretta discusses the practical challenges of turning her craft into a sustainable business, highlighting the importance of multiple income streams.

  • Teaching and Mentorship: Loretta found a passion for teaching, guiding students through their creative journeys, and helping them develop their own voice.

  • Writing Mastering Contemporary Jewelry Design: The long road to publishing her design-focused book, including the eight years it took to convince a publisher of the need for a book on jewelry design.

  • The Pandemic Shift: How COVID-19 forced Loretta to transition her in-person teaching to online platforms, reaching a global audience and allowing her to focus on design rather than technique.

  • Art as a Lifelong Journey: Loretta reflects on the personal and emotional aspects of art-making, encouraging makers to embrace their unique creative paths.

A Dark and Stormy Night necklace; polymer; by Loretta Lam
Cairn Series Spears Necklace; polymer and steel cable; by Loretta Lam
cover of Loretta Lam's book "Mastering Contemporary Jewelry Design"
Medium Berry Violet; polymer beads, steel cable; by Loretta Lam

Chapters

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00:00

The Creative Journey Begins

02:50

Loretta Lamb: A Journey Through Art

06:12

Teaching and Mentorship in Jewelry Design

08:59

The Book Journey: From Idea to Publication

12:10

Adapting to Change: Online Teaching During COVID

15:03

The Importance of Design in Art

17:50

Understanding the Elements of Design

21:14

Finding Your Voice as an Artist

24:06

The Value of Community in Art

26:57

Reflections on the Artistic Journey

29:39

Embracing Authenticity in Art

32:30

The Journey of Creativity and Growth

36:56

Overcoming Creative Blocks and Fears

39:51

The Psychological Benefits of Creating

42:17

Learning Through Failure and Exploration

45:35

Finding Your Unique Artistic Voice

48:55

Purposeful Learning in Art

51:45

Balancing Production and Creativity

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How Jewelry Designer Jill MacKay Built a Successful Career

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Tamara Honaman sits down with the multi-talented Jill MacKay, an acclaimed jewelry component designer, digital content creator, and artist. Jill shares her incredible journey, from overcoming early challenges to becoming a leading designer in the jewelry-making industry. She discusses the evolution of her business, her passion for mentorship, and her deep commitment to creating meaningful, story-driven art.

The Power of Relationships and Networking

Jill offers practical advice for aspiring artists, reflecting on the lessons she’s learned over her career and the importance of resilience, adaptability, and staying true to one’s creative vision. This episode is filled with heartfelt moments and invaluable insights for anyone seeking to build a sustainable creative business or simply navigate the ups and downs of an artistic career.

Places you can find Jill:

Recommended Resources:

  • The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

Jill uses these habits in her daily practice, focusing on prioritizing tasks that create the greatest impact.

  • Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards

Jill recommends this book to anyone wanting to improve their drawing skills, as it teaches how to “see” rather than just “look.”

Key Episode Takeaways:

  • Success in the creative industry requires being good at what you do, delivering on time, and consistently meeting your commitments.
  • Finding creative inspiration and turning your passion into a business requires perseverance and continuous learning.
  • Technology can both enhance and challenge the creative process, and it’s important to adapt and embrace new tools and techniques.
  • Mentorship and community support are invaluable in the creative industry, providing guidance, inspiration, and opportunities for growth.
  • Setting prices as an artist can be challenging, but it’s important to value your work and not settle for less than it’s worth.
  • Simplifying and prioritizing your life and work can lead to greater focus, productivity, and fulfillment in your creative journey.
  • Find your creative flow state and make it a priority.
  • Relationships and networking are crucial in the creative industry.
  • Be a good friend and surround yourself with supportive people.
  • Bring depth and storytelling into your creative work.
  • Make things fun and enjoy the process.
Jill MacKay feature in Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist

Chapters:

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00:00

Introduction and Keys to Success

04:11

The Power of Drawing and Writing

05:08

Adapting to Technology and Embracing Change

07:04

The Value of Mentorship and Preparation

13:55

Setting Prices and Knowing Your Worth

19:31

Understanding the Brain and Creating New Habits

21:56

Finding Your Niche and What Works for You

23:50

The Challenges of Pricing and Settling

29:08

Dreaming Big and Creating a Future

30:05

Ignoring the Doubters and Pursuing Your Passion

32:00

Finding Your Creative Flow State

36:19

The Power of Relationships and Networking

39:24

Bringing Depth and Storytelling into Jewelry Making

Fort Collins, Colorado; Art in the Park installation, by Jill MacKay
Necklace design made using leather-cutting dies by Jill MacKay

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Kierston Aiello: Artist, Metalsmith, and Bootstrap Beads

Finding Your People: A Conversation with Jewelry Expert Kierston Aiello

Jewelry expert and business owner Kierston Aiello shares her creative journey and how community, authenticity, and collaboration shaped her success. Kierston opens up about the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of finding your niche, and her exciting plans for her new foundry. Tune in for inspiring insights on following your heart and surrounding yourself with supportive, like-minded people.

The Importance of Community in the Creative Process

Born and raised in sunny California, Kierston Aiello is a metalsmith and designer with a passion for American craft. While getting her B.A. in Art History at Humboldt State University, she unexpectedly fell in love with metalsmithing. 

Her experience in production jewelry, including her time at TierraCast, solidified her love for the craft and the intricacies of large-scale production. 

Find Kierston here:

 

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Find your community and surround yourself with like-minded people who support and inspire you.
  • Follow your heart and be authentic in your creative journey and business endeavors.
  • Embrace your niche and offer something unique to your audience.
  • Collaborate with other artists to create diverse and exciting collections.
  • Seek support and guidance from small business development centers and other business groups.
  • Don’t let fear of failure hold you back from starting your own business.
  • Enjoy the process and have fun with your creative endeavors.
Series of rings: Kierston Aiello

Chapters

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00:00

Introduction and Welcome

03:04

Kierston’s Creative Journey and Business Evolution

11:10

Transitioning to Self-Employment and Starting a Foundry

21:06

The Importance of Community and Connection

25:29

Embracing Authenticity and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

32:30

Navigating the Business Side of Starting a Business

38:20

Creating Something Special and Being Yourself

41:59

Upcoming Plans and Closing Thoughts

Bootstrap Beads & Foundry's new home!
Tree brooch: Kierston Aiello

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Carrie Story: Hobbyist to Inventor, Manufacturer, Instructor

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In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Carrie Story, a renowned metal clay artist, inventor, manufacturer, and instructor, shares her inspiring journey from a hobbyist to a successful entrepreneur. Carrie began her creative path beading and making jewelry as a relaxing hobby. Her discovery of metal clay sparked a deep passion, leading her to start teaching and eventually recognize a significant demand for metal clay products and education.

This realization prompted Carrie to launch her own business, Clay Revolution. Here, they manufacture clays and products to serve the artist community’s needs (more tools!). Clay Revolution continues to grow and will be celebrating the first anniversary of Project X, their newest product line, a family of silver metal clays.

Throughout the episode, Carrie emphasizes the importance of identifying one’s strengths and being honest about skills and passions. She advises entrepreneurs not to fear competition but to learn from it instead.

Artists work shown above with permission: Clockwise starting (center) upper left:

Michael Marx
Cathy Flesher
Brandy Boyd
Melissa Kay-Steves



JUMP. Just do it. Weigh your risks so you know what you can afford to lose. Then take any necessary precautions and risk the rest. There is no harm in sticking your neck out there. What is the worst that can happen?

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Find your niche and understand your strengths to build a successful business.
  • Competition can be beneficial and push you to be better.
  • Analyze opportunities and make informed decisions based on their potential impact.
  • Seek advice and support to overcome self-doubt and fear of failure.
  • Don’t be afraid to ask for help or hire expertise in areas where you lack knowledge. Overcoming self-doubt is crucial for success
  • Surround yourself with supportive people
  • Don’t be paralyzed by fear, take action
  • Put yourself out there and take pride in your work
  • Innovation and differentiation are key in marketing
By: Stephanie Chavez

Chapters

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00:00

Introduction and Background

01:19

Carrie’s Creative Journey and Business Evolution

05:06

Meeting the Demand for Metal Clay Products and Education

07:03

Expanding into Silver Clay and Business Growth

08:19

Embracing What You’re Good at and Enjoy

10:12

Learning from Competition and Finding Opportunities

23:45

Competition as a Source of Growth and Innovation

29:41

Seeking Help and Overcoming Self-Doubt

30:08

Overcoming Self-Doubt

32:30

The Importance of Surrounding Yourself with Good People

34:54

Navigating the Challenges of Having Your Name on a Product

36:19

Striving for Excellence in Your Craft

40:26

The Process of Developing a New Clay Formula

50:30

Innovative Marketing and Branding Strategies

57:02

Bringing Metal Clay to a Wider Audience

By: Michael Marx
By: Cathy Flesher
By: Melissa Kay-Steves

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Jessica Coté: Metalsmith, Jewelry Artist, Mentor

In This Episode of Heart & Hands of a Maker

Join me for a captivating conversation with Jessica Coté, a metalsmith from Fuquay Varina, North Carolina. You may know her from her brand name, Rosy Revolver.

Jessica shares her remarkable journey in the world of metal fabrication and her found passion for teaching and empowering others to find their creative voice. The conversation winds through topics such as the importance of authenticity in art, the value of failure, impact of social media on the creative community, the importance of self-awareness in art, and the need for kindness and grace.

Metalsmith, Jewelry Artist, Artist Mentor

Since 2008, Jessica has been dedicated to her craft full-time. She creates bold, feminine statement jewelry. 

Jessica opens up about the evolution of her business, the hurdles she has overcome, and the invaluable lessons she has learned along the way. 

Jessica Coté aka Rosy Revolver

Jessica is a maker and sells her finished work, she conducts metal and design workshops online and nationwide. She is also the cofounder of Heart of the Maker, a program she conducts alongside Francesca Watson. (Join the waitlist to learn when the next cohort opens for enrollment!)

In addition to all of this, Jessica develops tools and materials to improve efficiency in her work—after all, there is only so much time in a day! Jessica doesn’t keep these innovations to herself, so you can also benefit from her genius:  

  • Hone & Highlight, is a tumbling media for jewelry making, in both original and mini.
  • Tumbler frames and wheels help prevent tangling when you tumble chains. 

Beyond her professional life, Jessica enjoys her time as a mom of three, she is a plant fanatic, an animal enthusiast, and a lover of all things vintage.

Through our conversation, Jessica also shares exciting future plans, including the possible purchase of a church she hopes to transform into an inspiring space for artists and creatives.

Be sure to tune in to gain insights into Jessica’s creative process, her entrepreneurial spirit, and her vision for the future.

Key Episode Takeaways

  • Authenticity is key in the creative process.
  • Creating something that is true to oneself and conveys a message or feeling is more important than following traditional techniques or trends.
  • Failure is an essential part of the creative journey. Embracing failure and learning from it can lead to growth and the development of a unique artistic voice.
  • Teaching and empowering others can be a rewarding experience for both the teacher and the student.
  • Sharing knowledge and helping others find their creative spark can have a significant impact.
  • Social media can be a double-edged sword for the creative community. While it provides a platform for exposure and connection, it can also be a source of negativity and comparison.
  • Finding a balance and focusing on the positive aspects is crucial.
  • Finding one’s creative voice and staying true to it is a continuous process. It requires self-reflection, experimentation, and a willingness to evolve and adapt.
  • Self-awareness is crucial in art. Understanding your inspirations, motivations, and personal style can lead to more authentic and meaningful work.
  • Kindness and grace are essential in the creative industry. Supporting and uplifting others, rather than tearing them down, can create a more positive and inclusive community.
  • The Heart of the Maker program focuses on inspiration, design, and the order of operations in creating art. It helps artists tap into their creativity and develop their own unique style.

Chapters

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00:00

Embracing Authenticity

09:23

The Value of Failure

25:56

Navigating Social Media

37:16

Finding and Evolving Your Creative Voice

38:42

Navigating Online Communities

41:37

The Shift in Interactions

44:24

The Importance of Design and Play

53:52

Teaching the Order of Operations

01:09:12

Innovative Solutions for Tumbling Jewelry

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