Persistent Bloom in the Studio
Mel Mitchell-JacksonThoughts from my studio about my sketchbook, paintings, and art adventures. I share how and why I am operating outside of the art world and give creative prompts to help you persistently bloom too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 47 |
| Subscribers | Read | melmitchelljackson.substack.com |
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Working on the "Wrong Things" Taught me the Right Lessons
There was a time when all of my art was a way to self-soothe. In art school, and shortly after, I made intricate pencil drawings packed with tight hatch marks. Most of them looked like this and varied in scale from 6” to 60” wide:
Slowness as Rebellion | Creative Prompts to Keep You Making
We have to step through the muck slowly and deliberately...
if optimism or hope feel hard right now, this video is for you.
I made this video to offer some peace, clarity and calm.
Leaving Instagram for Clarity and Creativity
It is becoming increasingly tricky to show up on social media as an artist. This feeling is counter to the optimism and hope of connecting online and launching careers on Instagram and TikTok in the early pandemic.
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Creating outside of the art world on purpose. Looking to build new visions of creativity and community. Writing and thinking about how to help my students and retreat participants thrive and build resilient practices to Persistently Bloom.
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