If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to “figure out your style” or feel the pressure to pick a niche, you’re not alone. And honestly, that might not even be the right place to start.

In this class, we’re going to take a different approach.

Instead of forcing yourself into one category or trying to make your work look cohesive right away, you’ll learn how to recognize the patterns that are already showing up in your art so you can build a style that actually feels like you.

This class is for artists of all levels who feel scattered, inconsistent, or unsure what their “thing” is. Whether you work digitally or traditionally, the process applies across mediums.

We’ll cover:

why “finding your style” feels so hard (and what’s actually happening instead)
how to spot the subtle consistencies already present in your work
what the creative process really looks like when your style is forming
how to build awareness before trying to create structure

To support you through this, I’ve created a companion workbook that you can download and use alongside the class. It’s designed to help you notice patterns, reflect on your work, and start connecting the dots in a way that feels natural instead of forced.

By the end of this class, you’ll have a clearer understanding of your creative tendencies and a way to move forward that doesn’t rely on boxing yourself into a niche.

Emily McLaughlin

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