Beyond the surface.

Write your way to what’s possible.

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Beyond the surface.
Write your way to what’s possible.

Join the Waitlist

Feeling like something’s shifting in your practice, need some time and space to figure it out?

Wrestling with what makes your work stand out and what might be missing?

Creating in isolation, without a community that really gets it?

Ready to start making with more energy, honesty, and depth?

“Amy mentors you through writing prompts that enable you to be free of writing outcomes, leaving space for the unknown and unexpected to come forward.”

-Melissa Harvey

“I love the routine and discipline of writing each morning, the sense of community and camaraderie with the other makers, the insights it provides me into my and others' work, the inspiration, drive and motivation. It really is a fantastic experience which I highly recommend to other makers, whether you're comfortable with writing or not. You'll find a warm, inviting community which Amy facilitates with a deft skill and grace.”

- Kate Kiely

This experience is designed to help you:

Carve out 30 mins each morning, dedicated time and space, to enable fresh eyes on your work.

Recognize unique opportunities for the expansion and development of your work.

Gain insights into your next inspired steps and put them into action immediately.

Utilize the free flow writing process to open your intuitive channel and more ambitious selves.

And much more.

If you’re committed to creating exceptional work.

If you’re ready to discover new ways to understand and develop your practice.

If you know there’s more potential in your work and you want a path to reach it.

Join the Waitlist

Fresh Eyes was born on a spur of the moment decision made in a strange time.

Covid and its implications were being foisted upon us in 2020. I was a year into my mentoring work, finishing a Masters of Arts Management, my final research focused on the difficulties many visual artists have with writing about their work. Earlier that year I had participated in a writing retreat, flow writing for four days straight, a profound experience.

A number of artists I knew were reaching out to me, concerned about isolation, the impact on their mental health and their inability to work.

It was not much of a decision, really. I put the word out: join me for flow writing each morning for 20 minutes, for two weeks. It offered connection and community at this hard time and created a space for an easy way into writing and building, what I like to call, the writing muscle.

I set a prompt. We would write together and then have a short conversation. Did I know completely what I was doing each morning? Um, no. But it made sense. At the end of the two weeks, we continued for another two.

That’s how Fresh Eyes was born, and now it is in its fifth year. The need for this sort of experience and community is as strong as it was in 2020.

I hope you can join us again, or for the first time.