Creating a Space for Artistry to Thrive Creativity is rarely convenient and demands to be heard. Yet, without a direct path to your creation station, the mind can feel overwhelmed. The excuses begin. “I’ll sketch after I find the pencils.” “If I can’t find my journal, it’s probably not meant to be.” “The inspiration is lost along with my paint brushes.” We’ve all been there, feeling that spark dwindle as we realize we don’t have room to birth this new creation. But what if you made space to make art? Clearing out that corner in your dream home’s office or adding an art supply shelf to your dorm room walls helps you remember that your artistry is not only accessible, it is ready and waiting for you to begin. Why is this sacred space important? Your space is a reflection of your inner world. What we see externally and how we curate our very own space actually plays an integral part in our brain’s chemistry. It’s been proven that outward chaos and clutter impacts anxiety, stress, and, of course, your productivity levels. Big or small, this space can make a huge impact. Get into a creative routine. Anchor your practice