The Microseries Method: A Content Workshop for Artists

​​If you're nodding you're head yes, join me for THE MICROSERIES METHOD: A fun, hands-on social strategy workshop over zoom.

​​In The Microseries Method, we are stepping away from 'gotta post 'em all' energy and approaching content with intention.

We are creating offline to share online.

It's a low-pressure, high-impact, and super-flexible system for that 'Idea Magpie' brain that artists have.

​​Whether you’re a maker, writer, musician, or juggling several creative titles, this 90-minute workshop will help you:

• ​​Design your own simple, repeatable content series

• ​​Create structure without feeling boxed in

• ​​Find your creative voice outside of the noise of socials

• ​​Build a system that feels fun, fresh, and low-pressure

​​This is not about becoming a full-time content creator.

When I say 'series' I mean something small, snappy and sweet, not Shondaland! This is about working with your creative energy and simplifying the content process.

​Who this workshop is for: ​​This workshop is open to all messy artists and content-curious-creators, in all their 10 half-abandoned Notion databases, sporadic posting system, and Reels burnout glory. You are looking for a way to have fun with social media, expertly showcase yourself and attract likeminded people towards you and your art.

Who this workshop is not for: People who are looking to plan the next 6 months of their content strategy, who are looking for ‘Instagram hacks’ for more views, and more followers for the sake of followers.

✨ What Are People Saying About The Workshop?

I finished your lab and it just changed my whole brain chemistry. Socials always stress me out and give me anxiety but this just was a lightbulb moment (turtle popping out of shell is also now on my list on next tattoos) thank you for giving us your genius

The workshop has a solid through-line of inviting people to become more comfortable with posting to socials with a good balance of practical steps and creative mindset. 2 thumbs up (out of 2)

I loved how interactive it was, the Miro board was a really helpful way to collaborate and get hands on. It gave us a chance to get into the mindset of thinking about the different elements of content and that particular creative process.

I really dug the system and the emphasis on limiting yourself (series length, checklist making, etc) so things feel doable and like ~content creation~ won’t eat your life

🪄 Ready? Sign up here.