What is one of your favorite memories of experiencing someone else’s creativity or artistry? What made that experience singular for you?

To what degree does your current creative practice feel ‘safe’, and to what degree does it feel adventuresome? In what ways are you making work using familiar and dependable strategies, and in what ways are you exploring and taking calculated risks?

Have you ever experienced grief at the completion of a creative project? How did you care for yourself in that grief experience? Have you developed any strategies to navigate this type of grief?

These are just three of the 100 invitations in this handbook for you, either personally or in dialogue with your peers, to think deeply about your artistic identity, your artistic practice, and the work you make, regardless of the media in which you work or the amount of time you’ve been making work.