Creativity Workshop Overview
Welcome to my Creativity Workshop!
Join us on a self-reflective journey through eight learning spirals in this creativity workshop. The course is as much about self-discovery as it is about writing.
How does metaphor work in your life? What is your relationship with your writing process? How do you develop mastery as a writer? How do you write your truth? Actively explore metaphor through writing and reflection to boost your creativity and re-invigorate your writing process.
Boost creativity in your life and art!
- 16+ weeks of instruction
- 100+ hours of learning and writing
- 141 prompts and experiences–lots of choice!
- 18 instructional videos
- 15 PDF downloads of resources you can keep
How much does it cost?
This is an invitation to donate anything from $1 to whatever you feel is right to help support this work.
You can also exchange energy with me by sharing what you’ve learned on this site with someone else, by actively engaging in the content, by adding a comment, or by sharing some of your work inspired by the ideas here with someone.
Creativity Workshop Lessons
Spiral #1
Spiral #2
Spiral #3
Links to all lessons will be added to this page so you can bookmark it to return to it and easily move to the next lesson each week.
Work at your own pace. Feel free to share your progress in the comments sections of the blog but there is no need to submit your work. This workshop is about your personal relationship with your creativity. If you can commit to spending even an hour a week exploring the theme and reflecting on the theme in your work (and in your own way), then you will find your creativity expands.
4 Comments
Larry Kosowan
I learned of “Sunshine In A Jar” today when I visited the poet laureate project online.
This is a terrific blog. I plan to start the “Creativity Workshop,” and share about it with some friends.
Thank you.
Larry
Jessica Outram
How wonderful! Thanks for visiting. I hope you enjoy the workshop.
terrylachance
family history in britt. ggrandfather john from quebec city steales lighthousekeepers cabin from bay in winter and drags it over ice by horse sled to first house downriver on waterfront of st amants (formerly Begins) so basically half of that house is stolen, sometime in late 1890s dad and uncle worked as guides at camp henry
Jessica Outram
So interesting. I haven’t heard that story. Where did you hear it? Did you mean to post this comment on the post about my family history in Britt? https://www.sunshineinajar.com/family-history-in-britt-ontario/