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Everyday Artistry

A Guided Companion Through The Artist’s Way

A 13-week in-person guided cohort through The Artist’s Way workbook complete with weekly gatherings, guest lectures, creative practices, and community.

Thurs.

6:30 PM -8:30 PM

winter

Jan. 22nd - April 16th

Tacoma

at Atelier Tacoma

What if your life itself could
become your greatest work of art?

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Everyday Artistry is a 13-week guided companion experience through Julia Cameron’s timeless workbook, The Artist’s Way.

Each week, we’ll gather in community to move through the practices, insights, and transformations of the text, with the added depth of guest speakers, experiential modalities, and mentorship to support your journey.

This is not about producing a single masterpiece, but about uncovering the masterpiece of your life: the small daily choices, the rediscovery of buried dreams, and the courage to live fully as the artist you already are.

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Your

13 week

experience

“In a sense, as we are creative beings, our lives become our work of art”
- Julia Cameron

  • Meet weekly with a guided community walking through The Artist’s Way workbook

  • Engage with guest speakers, artists, entrepreneurs, spiritual teachers, and creative leaders who bring fresh practices and perspectives

  • Receive accountability, encouragement, and mentorship to help you stay committed and inspired

  • Explore creative enrichment and modalities, from journaling to movement, ritual to sound, photography to poetry

  • Tend to your inner artist, giving it the room to breathe, experiment, and come alive

  • Step into a life where artistry isn’t about the end result but about the little steps that make up the whole journey

  • Connecting to the parts of yourself, the creative nudge, the backburner idea, the thing thats been bubbling in you to begin.

  • Celebrate your journey in a final gathering together, share your discoveries and new connection and honor the time you’ve spent on yourself.

Over thirteen weeks together, you will:

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This cohort is for those who feel called to live with more artistry, intention, and imagination. It’s for those who sense there’s more to life and want to uncover it in community.

YOU MIGHT RESONATE IF YOU ARE:

  • Someone ready to take inspired action, not just talk about it

  • A believer that creativity and life are interconnected, that how you live is itself an art form

  • Craving a community of artists and creative thinkers to walk alongside

  • A woman (or man) who feels she is still being carved, etched, and revealed—like Michelangelo said: “I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.”

  • An entrepreneur, leader, or CEO of your own life who wants to lead from a deeper well of creativity.

  • Someone who has buried their dreams (or has been afraid to dream) and is now ready to step into their fully imagined life

  • Open to exploring new creative practices beyond your familiar mediums

  • Longing to learn more deeply about yourself (your process, your patterns, your strengths) and create your own template for a creative life

  • On your own spiritual reckoning, open to guided practice and the wisdom of others

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MEET YOUR HOSTS

Katie and Jess are devoted to the art of living creatively, weaving together art and structure, creativity and clarity. Through Everyday Artistry, they guide participants with heart, curiosity, and mentorship, believing that creativity is not separate from life but the very way we live it, one intentional, courageous step at a time.

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Katie Bray

Katie is the founder of Financial Vision Bookkeeping, where she serves as a Virtual CFO and financial partner to creative and women-led businesses. With over 15 years in finance and more than 8 as an entrepreneur, she helps clients translate their numbers into stories of alignment, purpose, and possibility. As a life and business coach, Katie brings a holistic approach to money and meaning, helping entrepreneurs build businesses that feel as good as they look.

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JESS MADSEN

Jess is a multi-disciplinary artist, entrepreneur in Tacoma and founder of Atelier Tacoma, a creative studio and micro venue built to nurture artistry and community. Her work celebrates beauty, movement, and the poetic in everyday life, encouraging others to see themselves and their worlds as works of art.

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About the Artist’s Way

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron is a 12-week journey toward rediscovering creativity as an essential, spiritual practice. It’s for anyone craving more intention, joy, and creative connection in their life. Through weekly readings, reflection, and guided exercises, it helps you move past resistance, self-doubt, and creative blocks to reconnect with your truest, most inspired self.

We’ve experienced the power of The Artist’s Way firsthand, the way it can reawaken your sense of wonder and bring clarity to what you’re meant to create. But doing the work alone can feel isolating or easy to avoid, especially when life gets busy. That’s why we’re beginning this journey together in January, a natural time for renewal, reflection, and recommitment to yourself.

In this guided cohort, each week is paired with companion speakers and creative enrichment to deepen your experience. You’ll have accountability, encouragement, and a community of like-minded creatives to walk alongside you. Together, we’ll make this process not only transformative but also nourishing, something you leave feeling inspired by each week.

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what’s included

Weekly Gatherings & Guest Speakers

13 in-person sessions (breaks out to $57 per session!) led by Jess and Katie with rotating guest speakers, artists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders offering creative modalities, teachings, and practices to inspire and expand your process.

Personal Copy of The Artist’s Way Workbook

A fresh copy of Julia Cameron’s classic text, yours to write in, dog-ear, and treasure as you move through the program.

Creative Tools & Supplies

Any art materials or tools needed for guest-led activities or weekly practices are included, so you can show up ready to create without worrying about prep.

Refreshments & Light Snacks

Each week includes light refreshments as we gather together to create and reflect.

Community & Group Support

A supportive, intimate cohort of fellow creatives. You’ll receive mentorship and group coaching throughout, helping you stay accountable, encouraged, and connected as you grow.

Accountability & Reflection Support

Gentle structure and guided check-ins to help you stay engaged with your morning pages, artist dates, and weekly themes, learning what works best for your creative rhythm.

Work Toward a Creative Goal That Lasts

Throughout the 13 weeks, you’ll nurture a personal creative goal, one rooted not just in output, but in transformation. Whether it’s reigniting your creative practice, launching a new idea, or rediscovering joy in your daily life, you’ll leave with clarity, momentum, and creative tools that continue to serve you long after the program ends.

Final Celebration Gathering

A closing event to reflect, celebrate, and honor how far you’ve come, complete with shared stories, creative offerings, and community connection.

Ongoing Creative Network

Access to a community of artists, entrepreneurs, and alumni who continue to support one another’s creative growth and projects long after the cohort ends.

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payment plan

  • $187.50/month x 4

  • Spread the investment over four months for ease and flexibility. This plan covers everything included in the 13-week cohort, from weekly sessions and guest speakers to creative tools, refreshments, workbook, group coaching, and your long-term creative goal support

  • At a breakdown of just $57 per week, our 4 month payment plan is an accessible way to join while keeping your creative journey manageable.


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PAY IN FULL

(WITH BONUS!)
  • $750

  • Pay upfront and secure your spot immediately. As a special thank-you, pay-in-full participants will receive a bonus

  • Bonus: 60 minute coaching call with Katie and 2 hours of free studio time at any of Jess’ 3 studio spaces in Tacoma. ($500 value)

  • This option also includes everything listed above, plus the extra perk to enhance your journey.


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ARTIST

the everyday artist

I

An artist is not confined to the canvas. An artist is anyone who approaches life as an act of creation, shaping the world through curiosity, devotion, and a unique way of seeing.

II

To be an artist is to begin with questions rather than answers, to follow what moves us, and to bring the fullness of our personal point of view into the work of living.

III

To live as an artist is to treat life itself as an offering: each action, conversation, or creation infused with the possibility of beauty and meaning. Parenthood, business development, how you love, how you find joy- bringing all of ourselves to the moment as a devotional act.

IV

In this sense, everyone is an artist. Art is not what we do, but how we do it. How we inhabit the world, and how we leave it changed.

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