Julie’s Blog
Whether you’re stuck in a creative rut, or just seeking new inspiration, Julie’s writing here is open to you to explore.
Living Beyond Apology
I have a strong voice. When I was singing professionally, it was a gift—to be able to be creative and express myself in music--with strength, connection and volume. I was never dinner music/background music. That’s just the way it was. My voice was a...
Acceptance doesn’t mean you like it.
A couple of weeks ago I gave a presentation to a group of Georgetown leadership coaches on ways to bring creativity into their coaching practices. I had two hours. It was the first time I was bringing pastels into a professional environment. I was nervous. Very...
You’re half way through your painting and you don’t like what it looks like, now what?
You’re half way through your painting and you don’t like what it looks like, now what? You’ve always wanted to express yourself creatively. You decided to try intuitive painting. You’re hoping something beautiful might somehow come out of you and become a...
Exposing the Painting Process: One Woman’s Painting
A process painting takes shape. This is one woman's process in a recent "Summer Saturday". We painted from 10am to 5pm with a nice lunch break, and lovely conversation and sacred circle. We were a group of five women, all willing to see what would happen...
- How A Wasp From Texas Discovered Peruvian Shamanism with Barbara Snow
- From Zimbabwe to Scotland, Against All Odds, with Donald Hargrove.
- My Surprising Life with Poetry with David Coleman
- Gathering The Forces of Friendship and Art Making with Joan Logghe
- The Gospel of Thomas As My Workbook with Hannah Rappaport
