Workshops + Retreats
Build your team’s confidence and foster collaboration through creative workshops and retreats.
What we teach.
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Developing a Creative Process
Developing a process that works is important for any creative. In this workshop, I’ll share the 5-stages of my creative process and how to use this framework to develop new ideas.
We’ll use this model to help you identify your creative process and where you might be getting stuck when it comes to bringing your projects to life. -
How to generate ideas
This workshop will discuss how to generate new ideas through setting enabling constraints —conditions that allow us to play with a sense of purpose and protection.
The workshop will identify 3 ways to establish constraints using the 3Ms - the material, the multiple, and the mirror.
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how to experiment
How do you like to experiment as an artist? In this workshop we’ll explore the “Play” stage of the creative process - the stage centered on testing, exploring, and learning.
We’ll discuss the way you naturally like to explore new ideas and how you can leverage that inclination to develop your creative confidence. -
Identifying Your Creative Blocks
In this workshop, we’ll identify 5 common creative roadblocks and how you can overcome them. Through hands-on exercises and reflection, you’ll take helpful steps in understanding your creative archetype and identifying your values as an artist.
Is an in-depth facilitated experience what your group is looking for?
A creative retreat is a way to cultivate focused space for making, conversation, and guided reflection. Check out our drawing retreat in Italy below.
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Hands-on creative workshops
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Alternative drawing processes
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Paper Marbling
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DIY Printmaking
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Bookbinding
about christine
Christine Garvey is an artist and coach based in Austin, TX.
Over the last 10 years she’s coached hundreds of creatives through the ups and downs of their practices.
She writes and speaks about ideas that impact contemporary artists, including scarcity, endurance, and financial stability. Her work has been featured in Creative Mornings Global, Brooklyn Magazine, and The Creative Independent.
Watch a past workshop
Creative Mornings talk:
Finding Depth in Your Creative Practice
Past Clients
Get in touch.
Want to bring a workshop to your organization?
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Here’s what past attendees have said about our workshops…
“Really interesting, intuitive, and most important: USEFUL! I would attend again and recommend to anyone, even if you don't strictly think of yourself as "creative" as your title.”
“Thanks to Christine, I finally feel like I have a creative process to create more work. I understand my creative blocks and what I need to do to move to the next stage in my creation process.”
“Christine is such a wizard at synthesizing her many years of lived, embodied, creative wisdom into succinct, practical, and digestible advice… truly brain fuel for anyone at any point on their creative journey.”