I offer Creative Coaching.  I craft an individual path that fits you.

I teach and support habits of creativity and imagination to use daily, teaching you to access your inner realm and manifest your desire through the act of creating.

I believe the act of creating something, regardless of its visual outcome, creates magnetism.  Your reality is created around you.  This process is different than visual manifestation alone as it forms a structure of co-creation between you and that which is around you, bringing the power of imagination into the 3-D reality.  Freedom is creating from the center of your being instead of copying what is around you or doing the work of others.

Regardless of your current artistic skill, everyone has an inner creator inside.  I work with that part of you and meet you where you are.   Be can begin with noticing how you are already expressing your creativity in small mundane acts.    With over 30 years of experience, I can guide you to explore new processes that bring you joy and play.

If you feel called, contact me at: liz.black@live.com to schedule a meeting to see if we are a good fit for each other.  In order to ensure it is not lost in the sea of emails I am receiving, please use the subject line :  I am a creator.

Liz Black is a creator at heart.  She plays with many artistic processes including: watercolor, oil, & acrylic painting, drawing, creating digital and 3D environments, woodcut & intaglio printmaking, video, sculpture, singing, cooking, gardening, and dancing, to name a few.  Her artwork meanders around the process of flow.

She has taught many people to access their creativity through enjoyable and simple artistic exercises.  She has taught Art at Utah State University, University of Missouri-Kansas City, and State University of New York.

She has exhibited her work nationally in New York, Missouri, Kansas, and Utah; and internationally in Chongqing China, Montreal, & London.  She holds Master of Fine Arts from State University of New York at Buffalo, a Master of Arts from University of Missouri-Kansas City, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Utah State University.