Really enjoyed listening to this episode. That parenthood and art work balance is a steep learning curve! So important though, creating set is like breathing!
I loved this, Lilla and Katie! So inspiring. Truly! Not just the conversation and topics, but especially that you just jumped on the opportunity. Thank you, thank you, thank you! -Sarah Vaughn-Rohrbough
Another great sesh from you both. Love this from Lilla: "people won't take you seriously unless you take yourself seriously" which is related to balancing parenting & art. A few years ago, I decided to start a co-working group to have accountability, camaraderie, and to block "access" to me (because it's "real" if it's on the calendar). Also, I think art/work expectations shift when you're a parent - it took me a while to not be resentful that I didn't have enough time for work, that I couldn't work on long projects without cleaning up in between (because little hands want to get into *everything*). I found a balance, a re-setting of my own expectations, and now that my kiddo is old enough, boundaries are easier to enforce.
Really enjoyed listening to this episode. That parenthood and art work balance is a steep learning curve! So important though, creating set is like breathing!
It's always such a pleasure to listen to you Lilla. You always have little nuggets of life weaved in
Thank you so much, Rekha. That means a lot.
I loved this, Lilla and Katie! So inspiring. Truly! Not just the conversation and topics, but especially that you just jumped on the opportunity. Thank you, thank you, thank you! -Sarah Vaughn-Rohrbough
Oh, thank you so much, Sarah. I was so glad you were there. We’re very much enjoying it and hopeful that it’s meaningful to our community in some way.
Finally catching up on Color quest and excited for a new format to hear your about your wonderful magic! 🥰
Another great sesh from you both. Love this from Lilla: "people won't take you seriously unless you take yourself seriously" which is related to balancing parenting & art. A few years ago, I decided to start a co-working group to have accountability, camaraderie, and to block "access" to me (because it's "real" if it's on the calendar). Also, I think art/work expectations shift when you're a parent - it took me a while to not be resentful that I didn't have enough time for work, that I couldn't work on long projects without cleaning up in between (because little hands want to get into *everything*). I found a balance, a re-setting of my own expectations, and now that my kiddo is old enough, boundaries are easier to enforce.
This is just what I needed! Thanks Lilla and Katie! Lilla--I think your soothing voice is getting me through this awful time in history.