Artist in Residence

In this episode you’ll meet Clarissa Castillo-Ramsey, an Artist, Organizational Psychologist, Coach, and most recently, Author. Clarissa’s mission is to help women embrace their talents, skills, and intuition. Clarissa is a shining example of someone who followed her interest and pivoted when she wanted something more. I hope her story inspires you to pivot too if you’re feeling stuck. If you want to learn more about Clarissa, you can find her at http://clarissastudio.com or follow on her on https://www.instagram.com/ccr_sunshine/.

On this week’s episode you’ll meet Jennifer Liss, an ex-hairstylist, turned corporate copywriter and founder of the Creative Commute What’s the Creative Commute? You’ll have to listen to find out. You can find Jennifer and the Creative Commute at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheCreativeCommute/

In this episode, you'll meet Angie Bailey a Registered Nurse, a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, and a Calligraphy Artist from Ontario, Canada. She believes that if you’re looking to practice more self-care, relaxation, and creativity in your life, that Calligraphy just might be for you. If you're interested in learning more about Angie's work or trying one of her Calming Calligraphy classes head over to https://angiebaileyartandsoul.com/.

Racquel Keller spent 15 years working in a law firm before admitting to herself that she was meant to be an artist. Join me as I interview multiple-disciplinarian artist Racquel Keller on her journey from Planet Hollywood to a law firm to an artist in residence in Orquevaux, France. You can view Racquel’s inspiring artwork or bring your own creativity to life through her personalized & private creative workshops at http://www.racquelkeller.com and follow her on Instagram @racquelkellerart. Sound by Bensound

As far back as I can remember, I’ve also loved art. Art has always been my friend, my joy and my solace when times were tough (which was most of my days on the school playground and today turning the global COVID-19 Pandemic). If you enjoyed making things as a kid but find you spend less time making things as an adult. This podcast is for you. Join me as I interview artists and artisans of all types and have them share their less traditional path to being an artist. I hope this podcast inspires you to make and create again. Sincerely, Stacey Burgay