If this site is resonating — if it’s stirring something inside — then it’s possible I might be the right person to support you in your quest for creative freedom.

Maybe, maybe not. Here are a few pointers that might suggest a yes:

✅ You already have some experience — in painting, playing, or simply living creatively — but something feels stuck, or tight, or dry.
✅ You’re longing to feel that spark again — the flow, the mystery, the aliveness
✅ You’re tired of trying to do it “right,” and ready to explore doing it real.
✅ You’re not looking for a how-to. You’re looking for a way through.
✅ You want a kind of presence that listens more deeply than most.
✅ You’re drawn to creative freedom not just as an idea — but as a way of life.

And here are a few reasons we might not be the best fit:

❌ You’re a concert-level performer needing technical direction or repertoire development.
❌ You’re looking for jazz improvisation methods or formal music theory help.
❌ You’re an artist wanting step-by-step instruction or portfolio development.
❌ You want measurable results, fast.
❌ You expect a structured curriculum — this is not that.
❌ You're working under institutional pressure (e.g., art school deadlines) where experimentation feels unsafe.

(Of course, I won’t refuse anyone. But I’d rather we not waste time or money if our paths aren’t truly aligned. I once went to Jeff Smith for help with my improvisation — turned out he was a jazz purist. Wrong kind of freedom. Right kind of learning.)