Margo is joined by Lisa Bardot, an illustrator, author, and Procreate educator who has spent the past decade helping people discover the joy of drawing digitally. She's the founder of Art Maker's Club, a thriving online membership for Procreate artists, creator of the Making Art Everyday drawing challenge, and the artist behind Bardot Brush, known for its popular Procreate brushes and tutorials. Lisa is making her second appearance on Windowsill Chats, and this time she's digging into what she's learned after years of building online creative communities — and why consistency and connection matter more than raw talent.
Margo and Lisa discuss:
What Lisa has learned after years of running Making Art Everyday and Art Maker's Club, two of the most active creative communities in the Procreate space
Why people join Art Maker's Club thinking they're there to learn Procreate — and why they actually stay for the consistency, encouragement, and friendships
Why so many adults stop making art as they get older, and what it takes to reconnect with that creative side of themselves
How small, sustainable creative habits can have a bigger impact than sporadic bursts of inspiration
Why curiosity is often more valuable than talent when it comes to building a lasting creative practice
Reflections on Founder's Month and four years of Art Maker's Club — what's changed, what's stayed the same, and what Lisa's most proud of
Practical encouragement for anyone who's been wanting to try Procreate but doesn't know where to start
A look at what's coming up during Art Maker's Club's Founder's Month celebration, including live tutorials, community events, and creative challenges
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