À PROPOS DE CET ÉPISODE
If you’ve ever stared at a piece of your own art and felt the sting of the word “ugly,” you’re about to hear a conversation that turns that feeling into a gentle invitation. You’ll explore how the moment you label a creation as ugly can be swapped for a simple act of love, and why that shift frees space for both acceptance and growth. You’ll discover how expectations can dim your joy, and how seeing your work as a living, evolving part of yourself lets you improve without harsh self‑judgment. Come on in, and let your creative heart find a cozy spot to settle.
In this Episode“The point isn’t whether it’s good or bad; the point is that you made it.” — Monette Satterfield
- How to stop calling your art “ugly” and start seeing it as part of your creative process.
- What you can learn from imperfect art and why creative “failures” can be valuable.
- Why being content with your art doesn’t mean you have to stop growing.
- How to embrace the work-in-progress and give yourself permission to experiment, make mistakes, and try again.
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About the Hosts
Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing.
Keep creating. We are holding the space.
