One-on-one coaching

• Two months of 1-1 support, which include four one-hour sessions over google meet, phone or in person. Your first session is a 90 soul session.
• Welcome Packet + Assessment Study so we can be laser focused on getting you what you need right from the start.
• Email support between sessions.
• Lifetime access to Business For Creatives online class
• Lifetime access to The Portrait Painting Masterclass online class

WHAT DO ARTISTS HAVE TO SAY?

“That was such an empowering and encouraging session. I feel really hopeful, nervous but not afraid to just begin. You gifted me some tools to help me on my path of growing and developing better self habits and mindset.” -Jennifer P.

“Juliette was wonderful at answering my questions right away. She gave me great tips for the times when I was feeling stuck, to move forward.” - Christy Nimehy

“I have a long way to go until I am working as completely from my soul as Juliette works, but I am finally on that path.” - Tana Lopez Younger

"My tendency used to be to rip out the page and wad it up. Because of you, I am learning to not be so harsh on myself… to just keep building layers and see what emerges!" -JaneAnn Harper

"Juliette does a great job of breaking down the elements so anyone can follow and create art they can be proud of. Once I saw the creative process broken down and how it morphs or changes I felt much more at ease." -Julie Brastad

“Playing with new materials and exploring different styles and techniques is such a nice way to switch things up when I need a little creative boost.” -Steph Joy Hogan

ABOUT JULIETTE 

I’m Juliette Crane, the founder of The School of Happy Painting, online courses to help you loosen up, develop your own unique style, and connect to your heart through creativity.

Painting has always been a healing process for me. With over 15 years experience as a professional artist, I want to share what I’ve learned and what’s worked for me, in the hope that it’ll help you on your creative journey.

Art was the thing I loved to do growing up and in high school. But when I graduated college, I felt like my creativity didn’t matter. I stopped painting for more than ten years. I went to work as an editorial assistant at a newspaper, occasionally writing a music review or gallery feature.

It took SO many different jobs as a photographer, gallery assistant, floral designer and more before I finally realized the only thing I could put my heart into was being a full-time artist.

Excited to dive in!

xx Juliette Crane

If You Have Any Other Questions...

Feel free to email me at [email protected] :)