Enjoy your creative practice.
Utilize curiosity and self awareness to set and meet goals.
Break through limiting beliefs.
Find your voice and the audience that naturally connects with it.
Creative Coaching
One on One Sessions
Single Session Coaching
Need a brainstorm, a boost, or a redirection? This is an intensive conversation with Felicia based on the information and desires you share with her. She will help you to organize, strategize, and get perspective - clearing a path forward in your creativity.
This can also be a great way to touch base when you’ve been working solo for a time after completing a Coaching Series with Felicia.
60 minute zoom discussion based on your questions and needs.
$235
Coaching Series
If you learn best by doing, this format of regular one-on-one discussion combined with a project/assignment based curriculum is a good choice.
You will have the opportunity during registration to propose a single work, body of work, project, or process that you’d like to work on with Felicia’s guidance. Be ready for a thoughtful deep dive into what creativity is, and how to access and understand yours.
Assignments/Tasks: You will receive your project assignments via email or verbally during a session. These may be anything from painting to more introspective practices that you will work on between sessions and send back to Felicia before you meet again.
4, 60 minute zoom sessions with Felicia.
$799
Group Sessions
Felicia’s Membership
Join Felicia once a month for 60 minutes over zoom to partake in her group coaching sessions, dubbed “Creativity Club”.
The membership offers a supportive, inclusive community, and additional benefits so you can:
practice painting technique
explore your voice
master your inner world to build a powerful creative practice.
$85 per month
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Developing a naturally cohesive body of work, or how to find your voice in an authentic way.
Writing an artist statement for a show or body of work.
Prepare for an exhibition: practical considerations paired with creating work you can be proud of.
Managing the discomfort of growing. Whether it’s your skill level or a career pivot- you’ve got to be ok with discomfort to grow.
Develop, adjust, or organize your studio practice to help you level up in your technique, creativity, productivity, or authenticity.
Getting perspective- We will observe and test theories about your work, tastes, desires, and trajectory. Then formulate a plan to get you moving in your desired direction.
Carving out time for creativity, no matter what your current situation is.
Learning to value your creativity and honor it with healthy boundaries.
Developing an enjoyable creative practice.
Consulting on your website, bio, social media presence, or cv.
Assisting in the preparation of an application.
Working through your artist block. This can be a deep dive into fears and outdated but entrenched beliefs about yourself and the world.
Individuation -transitioning from a student mentality to a professional artist mentality.
How to rest without fear that things will pass you by, or that you will lose “it”.
Discussing how to start an independent teaching career.
Are commissions a good fit for you?
Imposter syndrome.
How to stay regulated while painting no matter how the painting is going.
Accountability partner while you learn to honor your own creative time and space.
Getting back into the studio after a long break.
Talking yourself out of going forward because you aren’t good enough yet. Perfectionism/Fear
Defeatist attitudes: “Why bother? Someone else can probably do it better.” “The world is horrible, why bother making art?”
How did Creative Coaching start?
In 2019 Felicia experienced a period of burnout and disenchantment in her art career that led to a debilitating creative block. As the pandemic set in and the world slowed she took the opportunity to explore and heal her limiting beliefs, fears, and lack of self worth. The outcome was a desire to move forward once again from a stronger inner foundation. She launched Creative Coaching in addition to her technique based mentoring after seeing the same patterns and pitfalls in many of her students.