My studio space: photo taken when we first moved in after remodeling in 2020. I’ve added another table since then but for the most part the space remains the same.
This week, we’re practicing what I call creative archaeology—noticing what draws your attention without asking yourself to do anything with it.
Colors that make you pause. Textures that want to be touched. Words that linger. Shadows that surprise.
Last week, while reorganizing my studio, I found myself staring at my pegboard. Empty, it looked like a clever pattern—simple, useful, unexpectedly beautiful. Not helpful for organizing. But perfect for noticing.
So what if this week, we just… noticed?
No pressure to make.
No pressure to share.
Just the quiet practice of letting the world call to you.
If something catches your creative eye, take a photo or jot it down. Let it be a seed. And if you ever feel like sharing, you know you’re welcome to.
