Creative Mentorship

Perhaps you have an idea for a project but don’t know where to start. Perhaps you want to get your creative juices flowing but don’t know how. Perhaps you used to make art all the time but have found lately that you just can’t. Cloud Collective Residency’s Creative Mentorship is designed to give you the time, space, focus, and the support you need to bring your creativity to life. Working one-on-one with Cloud Collective Residency’s founder, Meg Winnecour, you will discover sources for joy, ease, and the freedom required for ultimate success in your creative practice.

Meg here—

In these sessions we can:

  • Find ways to develop your authentic creative practice.

  • Strategize how to overcome creative stumbling blocks.

  • Plan and implement your next creative project.

  • Break out art supplies (paint, collage, pastels, clay—whatever gets you going) and create together.

  • Meditate to make contact with your highest self, your inner creator.

  • Learn strategies to conquer a perfectionistic mindset.

  • Uncover a deep well of peace and joy through the simple act of making.

  • So many other things we’ll come up with together!

I so look forward to getting to know you and your creative self—and to helping you do the same!

All the best to you on your creative journey,

Cloud Collective Residency’s founder, Meg Winnecour

A Note From Our Founder

Mentorship

Sessions

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A Single Session

Get an introduction to the process of Cloud Collective Residency’s Creative Mentorship. It offers you the chance for a little creative play, and can help you light that spark, introduce a new skill, or help you begin to brainstorm strategies for overcoming a creative block.

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Three to Five Sessions

Provide the time needed to lay the foundations of a new creative practice, dive deeper into a new medium or technique, and/or uncover a new creative direction entirely.

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Seven or More Sessions

Are recommended if you’re looking for the benefits that prolonged creative guidance can bring to your artistic practice, you’ve got a big project in mind that you’ve been struggling to get started, and/or you’re looking to live fully your best creative life!