I used to think that doing creative things required me to be “all in” on something.  And then I realized that I was always doing something creative, but it showed up in a variety of different ways as opposed to one specific area.

For instance, I love photography, but I have never formally studied it. But, like so many of you, I find interesting, fun, cool or beautiful imagery in my world that I must capture in the moment. Landscape or nature is a big part of it (I may put out a book one day) and as I was leaving my home this morning, the image you see above was my creative inspiration that needed to be captured.

What is so cool about our programs at One River is that our “Art Shuffle” class will take you or your kids on a journey where you get to try so many things. And you can switch and specialize in one area if something strikes you. Flexibility is built into our program, and I believe it is essential to the creative education process.

Creative inspiration can change like the seasons, and our modular approach is so unique and works so well to help you build a landscape that evolves over time.