Our global theme for September is Spectrum. This month our featured illustrator is artist Iandry Randriamandroso.

Every month, CreativeMornings works with an artist in our community to create an illustration for our global monthly themes. Our monthly themes help spark new conversations and ideas at our events....

Our global theme for July is Underdog. This month our featured illustrator is Edinburgh-based artist and illustrator Astrid Jaekel.

Our global theme for June is Insecure. This month our featured illustrator is Kentucky native Rachael Sinclair, an illustrator and designer.

Our global theme for May is Nature. This month our featured illustrator is David Habben, a Utah-based illustrator, artist, and educator.

We turned to illustrators, photographers, writer, and designers to gather a list of helpful habits and self-care rituals for career anxiety that help provide a scaffold for their days — even if it’s just temporary.

Dealing with hardship is a hallmark of being human. We turned to writers, photographers, designers, and illustrators of CreativeGuild to find out how they navigate career anxiety in uncertain times. We think these insights from our thoughtful community — on what they’ve learned about feeling stuck, the comparison trap, and trusting yourself in times of uncertainty — are especially pertinent now.

This month our featured illustrator is Jason Ratliff, an Art Director at Bradley and Montgomery and freelance illustrator based out of Indianapolis, Indiana.

Nadya Noor is Jakarta-based graphic designer and editorial illustrator. A self-described "visual hunter," Nadya specializes in illustrations, comics, as well as art merchandise.

Even with inevitable setbacks, how can we learn to harness our daily routines and rhythms to move forward amidst chaos?

What practices can we cultivate to recenter our focus and, in return, help us create a heart-centered body of work?

Bao Ho is a self-taught artist born and based in Hong Kong who specializes in freestyle murals and illustrations.

In a time when it’s common to see "busy as a badge," how do we challenge ourselves to be patient, pace ourselves, and start building the lives we aspire to live?

What happens when you are having the best year of your entire life, the best year of your career, and you are suddenly taken down by a stroke? We spoke with Keith Yamashita about how his relationship to time has changed since his stroke, the real power of collaboration, and why it’s important to just be.

Félix Girard is a professional painter and illustrator from Quebec City, Canada. He's also our first illustrator of 2020. In this interview, Félix talks about the importance of creative balance, travel, and structure. He shares with us his memories of his childhood and how it influences his work today.

Our illustrator this month is none other than award-winning illustrator and art director Dani Scharf hailing from Uruguay. In this whimsical interview, Dani talks about his dreams as a child, his love for analog art, and more.

Melissa Lee Johnson is an artist, illustrator, graphic designer, and occasional tattoo-giver based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She currently designs and illustrates for the design studio Three-Headed Design.

It is a tradition at CreativeMornings to work with an artist in our community to create an illustration for our global monthly themes. Our CreativeMornings monthly themes inspire new conversations...