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It’s the start of a new year and let’s bring your new creative or artistic idea that’s been rattling around in your head (or heart) into reality! Let’s stop overthinking and start creating!
This is a short 2hr starter workshop designed for adults who are taking their first steps towards developing their own personal creative projects. This intimate, beta-version workshop is designed to provide space to explore your idea, create realistic direction, and receive feedback on your plans to move from ideas to action from a professional artist working Internationally.
Why Join the Beta?
As a beta participant, you receive exclusive discounted pricing and a direct seat at the table to see first hand how creative projects are built and how to apply these methods to your own creative projects.
What You Get:
The Framework: A new foundational system to prioritize your ideas and map out your next three months of work.
Expert Review: Live feedback on your specific project plans from an working professional artist.
The Room: An intimate, curated group of like-minded creatives to build your local network.
The Vibe: Light snacks and high-level creative strategy on a cozy winter Sunday afternoon.
Is This For You?
Professionals: Working outside the arts but ready to launch a personal creative venture.
Recent Grads: Moving from school-led assignments to self-directed projects.
Creatives/Artists/Designers: Making a personal project for yourself and not clients.
Age: 18+ (Note: This session is for individuals, not collectives/families).
Logistics & Booking
Location: 33 Bloor St. East (Easily accessible by Transit, Car, or Bike).
Dates: [Select Your Date Below]
Meet Your Facilitator: Bandana Singh (SBSxTO)
Bandana is an OAC Chalmers Fellow and MSc graduate from Parsons School of Design. With 15+ years of experience across music, TV, and design, she has led award-winning projects for organizations across North America. Her current research on "Sustainable Artist Livelihoods" is the backbone of this workshop. Fresh off her 2025 Lee’s Palace performance and currently producing her OAC-supported album Beauty, Bandana specializes in helping people turn beloved ideas into real-world impact.
It’s the start of a new year and let’s bring your new creative or artistic idea that’s been rattling around in your head (or heart) into reality! Let’s stop overthinking and start creating!
This is a short 2hr starter workshop designed for adults who are taking their first steps towards developing their own personal creative projects. This intimate, beta-version workshop is designed to provide space to explore your idea, create realistic direction, and receive feedback on your plans to move from ideas to action from a professional artist working Internationally.
Why Join the Beta?
As a beta participant, you receive exclusive discounted pricing and a direct seat at the table to see first hand how creative projects are built and how to apply these methods to your own creative projects.
What You Get:
The Framework: A new foundational system to prioritize your ideas and map out your next three months of work.
Expert Review: Live feedback on your specific project plans from an working professional artist.
The Room: An intimate, curated group of like-minded creatives to build your local network.
The Vibe: Light snacks and high-level creative strategy on a cozy winter Sunday afternoon.
Is This For You?
Professionals: Working outside the arts but ready to launch a personal creative venture.
Recent Grads: Moving from school-led assignments to self-directed projects.
Creatives/Artists/Designers: Making a personal project for yourself and not clients.
Age: 18+ (Note: This session is for individuals, not collectives/families).
Logistics & Booking
Location: 33 Bloor St. East (Easily accessible by Transit, Car, or Bike).
Dates: [Select Your Date Below]
Meet Your Facilitator: Bandana Singh (SBSxTO)
Bandana is an OAC Chalmers Fellow and MSc graduate from Parsons School of Design. With 15+ years of experience across music, TV, and design, she has led award-winning projects for organizations across North America. Her current research on "Sustainable Artist Livelihoods" is the backbone of this workshop. Fresh off her 2025 Lee’s Palace performance and currently producing her OAC-supported album Beauty, Bandana specializes in helping people turn beloved ideas into real-world impact.