Creative Living with Jamie (episode 262): Interview with Courtney Cerruti
Lately I’ve been wondering whether there’s value in dreaming impossible dreams, and that’s where the conversation starts this week. It seems an appropriate question since my guest, Courtney Cerruti, is one of those creatives who seems to do six impossible things before breakfast! She and I talk about creative productivity, finding your own artistic voice and why it’s worthwhile to do things that are scary!
Maker extraordinaire, Courtney is an artist, author, collaborator and shop owner. Her books, Playing with Image Transfers, Washi Tape 101 and Playing With Surface Design been translated into Italian, French, German, Spanish and Chinese. Courtney teaches workshops all over the country and online at Creativebug.com. Her work has been featured on Oh Happy Day, Design Sponge, the SF Chronicle, Instagram, The Jealous Curator and BuzzFeed among others. She makes something everyday
Connect with Courtney Cerruti
Website: courtneycerruti.com
Instagram: @ccerruti
Shop: Long Weekend Store
Courtney’s Books
Playing with Image Transfers
Washi Tape 101
Playing With Surface Design
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That was lovely!!! Thanks so much, Jaime!