#118 MASTER CLASS — TEAM TIPS
In this one-of-a-kind Master Class, the Art2Life Assistant Coaches and Guides pull back the curtain on the small things that actually make a difference in the studio. From go-to tools and process shortcuts to mindset shifts and habits that keep the work moving, each team member shares one real, practical tip drawn straight from their own practice. If you have ever wanted to know what the people you learn from actually do on an ordinary afternoon, this is the Master Class to catch.
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Such helpful ideas. Thanks so much to you all
Great ideas!! Some are reminders of things I have forgotten and some brand new to me. I’ve read James Clear’s book Atomic Habits but I didn’t remember that part about decision making at all. Super useful for other areas of my life right now. And it was good to see how the artists are organizing their scraps by color. I am going to give that a try.
Perfect combination of helpful and delightful. Thank you!
Team tips were very useful and mindful where we all can benefit from
Lovely ideas that are useful and well noting and making your own personal adaptions thankyou for this 😊
Oh my goodness! I just got so many wonderful ideas from you all! Thanks for sharing!!! No longer stuck in the mud!🤩
I loved hearing from the team and all the great ideas. Thank you! I started back painting and told myself it is just a change of hats, not a tattoo!
Thanks for the great tips. I had forgotten about some of them. As you said Gwynn – hyperfocus is my second name I think!! ha ha ha
Thank you Team!! Great tips, as usual!
Excellent useful and clever ideas. Thank you; this was time well spent.
what a joy to watch everyones studio tips! Great job, and thanks for putting this together Team Art2LIfe!
Ellen, what kind of paper do you use for collage that you can put into water like that? That was a neat tip.
Looked like baking parchment.