“I painted over 35 paintings [last year], and I attribute that to participating in the #20for20 challenges ... Thank you for inspiring me to eliminate the excuses that kept me out of my studio.” - Juli L.

You love painting… but it’s not always easy to show up to painting.

Maybe you’re feeling overwhelmed by choices, nothing really sparks your excitement, or you just don’t have TIME.

There are a lot of reasons why it can feel hard to move forward. You have big dreams and big goals… but you can’t seem to figure out how to get there.

Want to know the secret to reaching big dreams?

I’ve been working with artists for over 2 decades and there is something that all of them share whether or not they are abstract expressionists, portrait painters, loose landscapes or photo realists.

No matter their style or skill level, successful artists almost always share a common trait:

Show up consistently.

And through consistency, everything else unfolds.

But how do you show up consistently?

You go smaller. You build tools that you can use every single day even when you’re traveling, tired, sad or sick. And you get comfortable showing up even when you’re not totally sure where you’re heading.

You build an art practice rooted in DOING. And yes, sometimes that’s just 20 minutes. And some days that’s 3 hours. But you build a practice that meets you where you are so that you can show up more often and feel better when you do.

Want to learn how to do it?

Join the 20for20ArtChallenge. This is the small Challenge with BIG results. Here’s how you join:

• Commit to painting or drawing for 20 minutes a day for 20 days.

• Decide your focus.

• Share what you learn along the way.

• Meet new artist friends as you see what others are doing

The Challenge runs several times a year. Add your name and email below to learn when the next one goes live.