Create a Unique Artwork in 10 Days

Take small daily steps to create your own original art

Everyone here began with the same image reference:

They joined me for the Soulbrush Sessions: ten days to guide you to your unique artist voice.

Enjoy small daily steps (15-30 minutes a day) to create an original artwork over the course of 10 days.

This free activity also includes access to our newsletter community where I share additional tips and tricks to develop your artist voice.

What will YOU create?

Enroll today.

Your Instructor

Carrie Brummer

Hi everyone, my name is Carrie (she/her/hers) and I am the facilitator of this space called Artist Strong.

It's part of our larger Artist Strong community, which is dedicated to helping artists build your skill and develop your unique artist voice.

I'm an artist and art teacher, and have been ever since I graduated from college WAAAAY (hehe) back in 2004. I love making my own art, but my heart also sings when I see the wins and hear the ahas students of all ages have when they begin to embrace their art (and heart).

First off, I want to share with you what this community is about, what choices I make for our programming, and how I run all of our spaces. You can read about it here: https://www.artiststrong.com/values/

These values guide not only choices about content I create for people, but also how I expect my students and community members to show up too.

Choosing to be here means you agree to these terms.

I’ve studied Art and Art History at Colgate University as well as completed a masters in Educational Leadership with The George Washington University. I’ve taught art to all ages, from elementary school through to adulthood. Countless people I’ve worked with are told their interest in the arts is trivial.

No more.

In my early 20s I was part of a touring exhibition of artists whose work was exhibited at both The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as well as The Smithsonian.

My work has been exhibited across the US as well as in United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Canada. Before this, I didn’t think my work was important or valuable (or even really “art”) until I had a gallery showing. Now I know otherwise.

I'm so grateful for this community and space we've built. I hope we continue to all grow and learn together.

Big hugs,

Carrie