Let’s show up and commit to making art in community. Who cares if it looks good or is the correct way to make art? Instead let’s lean into imperfection and just plan to make bad art.

We’ll explore colors, mark making, collage, and whatever feels fun. Seasoned artists or the craft averse are welcome to our creative playground. Developing a bad art practice is for the beginner who doesn’t know where to start, for the seasoned artist who wants to shake things up, and for those shackled by perfectionism.

There are days when the pressure of creating something pretty feels like too much. But the call to play with color and shapes is still there. Our perfectionistic tendencies can lead to thoughts of “this isn’t good enough” or “who do I think I am calling myself an artist?”

Sometimes all we can do is show up. It’s not about getting it perfect or knowing exactly what is next. It’s a matter of doing what feels like the next right thing.

Heidi Moos is a professional coach, educator, and creative practitioner who helps people reconnect with themselves through creativity and self-trust.

Sober since 2016, Heidi has built her own recovery toolkit grounded in equanimity, creativity, and connection. A daily art practice became an essential part of her recovery, bringing calm, embodiment, and joy.

She brings warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for each person wherever they are on their journey.

ages 15 and up

$20

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