Welcome to 7 Weeks of Creative Celebrations!

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be inviting you to a series of little creative celebrations — each one a mini-event with a video, a simple art tip, and a story from my studio — all designed to spark joy and inspiration in your practice.

I’m Juliette — artist, author, and mentor. For over 15 years, I’ve painted thousands of pieces, grown a community of collectors, and guided artists on their creative journeys through my courses, books, and retreats. I know the magic of watching color come alive on the canvas — and the frustration when nothing seems to work. And I know how much it matters to have someone walk beside you on your path.

This space is for you — to remind you of your creative voice. Each week, you’ll find a new painting video here: a look into my process that you can return to whenever you need inspiration.

Many of you have asked me to bring back my lifetime access courses, and I’ve listened! For the first time in two years, seven of my most-loved classes are available again with lifetime access — for a limited time at 50% off.

(If you’d prefer monthly or annual access, you’ll also find all of these classes inside my Membership.)

Let’s paint together…

This week we’re focusing on loosening up and developing your style — especially when that blank page feels intimidating.

In this 23 minute project, we’re going to focus on working on an untraditional surface to develop your style, experiment with new supplies and create a whimsical painting.

ART SUPPLIES

*CARDBOARD
I’ll be working on cardboard that I’ve torn from a box I was about to throw away.

*GRAPH PAPER
This is not essential at all, but something I found in my art supply closet and thought it would be fun to use. You can use any kind of matte paper you have and want to use for cutting out shapes.

Additional Supplies (use any supplies you love)
*xacto knife and cutting mat or scissors
*glue (my favorite is Liquitex Matte Medium)
*black india ink
*acrylic paints
*tissue papers
*washi tape
*acrylic inks
*alcohol inks
*stabilo pencil

There’s no need to have all of these exact supplies and colors. I always recommend choosing the colors that you love most. I will be painting on cardboard again, but feel free to paint on any untraditional surface (wood, old books, vintage coloring books etc).

This project comes from Serendipity 1 – Develop Your Style. You can explore the full course here.

I’d love to see what you create — tag me or reach out to share. Let’s celebrate your style together.

Happy painting!

xo Juliette