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I just dropped off my artwork - all 24 pieces - for a big solo show 4 hours before the deadline, and I'm feeling so grounded and embodied and calm. Don't get me wrong, I'm super excited for this exhibit, but in the past I would have been a bit frazzled and frantic and working on my submission up until the very last minute. This time I was able to pace myself, work steadily over the past five days or so to wrap everything up, organize, finalize, and catalog everything. I wrote

I've started a mail art club to encourage myself to keep creating daily, and in multiples. I want to keep my creative flow going, and I feel like I need to be making things so that when inspiration comes, it finds me working in my studio where I can act on it and make it a reality. There are so many reasons to join my Snail Mail Art Club, let me share a few of the most important with you here. For one, our world and are days are so tightly packed primarily with digital stream

Fay Savage Arts Snail Mail Art Club is Live!