Sunday Studio Labs

Reclaim your creative voice
. . . one Sunday at a time

A 5-week live series of gatherings on Zoom.
A nourishing space to explore, remember, and create.

September 21 — October 19, 2025

What if you gave your creativity a seat at the table every Sunday?

Sunday Studio Labs are casual, supportive gatherings
for anyone longing to make time for creativity.
You don’t need to be a professional artist.
You don’t need a project in progress.
You just need curiosity and the desire to show up.

Whether you are:

Actively creating and want new energy

Dreaming of starting but struggling with motivation

Or simply seeking community and accountability

You belong here.

This is your space to remember
what you already know:
the answers, the wisdom, the inspiration —
they live inside you.

And together, we help each other remember.

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Each 90-minute live session includes:

Gentle somatic & energetic practices to free your creative flow

Creative prompts to spark your ideas
— all mediums, methods, and styles are welcome!

Optional sharing & feedback in a safe, supportive circle

Reflection & integration to anchor what emerges

You’ll leave each Sunday with
a renewed sense of connection —
to yourself, your creativity, and your community.

Join the Labs

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5 Sundays
September 21 — October 19, 2025

2 PM Eastern

90 minutes each, live on Zoom

Recordings will be available for a limited time only —

these sessions are designed for your
presence, engagement, and continuity.

Think of it as a studio + laboratory: a protected container for free investigation and exploration.

We’ve been taught that only professionals or “real” artists
deserve to create —
that amateurs or “Sunday painters” aren’t serious.

But really:

The word amateur comes from amare,
meaning to love.

To be an amateur is to claim your joy and creativity on your own terms.

Sunday Studio Labs are about
reclaiming creativity as love.

When you join this first season, you’ll also receive these bonuses:

🌈 Creativity Reset Kit (PDF): Simple practices to call on when you feel blocked

💕 Guided Meditation for Eliminating Anxiety (audio): For calming and soothing your nervous system
🌿 Integration Call (30-min, private): A special session after the series ends, to reflect, celebrate, and plan your next creative steps.

Be part of the founding group of
Sunday Studio Labs.

Early-bird price (through Sept. 18): 125 USD

Regular price (after Sept. 18): 175 USD

Registration closes Sunday, Sept. 21, at 10 AM Eastern.

Yes, I'm ready to join!

About your host

Deanna C. Lee is a visual artist, nervous-system facilitator, and coach in Brooklyn, New York, with extensive experience as a musician. Through overcoming suicidal depression and awakening to the innate healing and creativity that is every person’s eternal birthright, she is called to help others to remember their true nature and to release their immense potential. Using a yin-focused method and nervous-system regulation, she coaches women and other marginalized people to navigate and shift their habitual stories and states, to discover their authentic power, overcome their hidden barriers, and create the lives — and the world — they yearn for.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be an experienced artist to join?

Not at all. These Labs are about exploration, not expertise. Whether you’ve been painting for decades or haven’t picked up a pencil since grade school, you’re welcome. We’ll be reclaiming the spirit of the amateur — the “Sunday painter” — showing up for joy, curiosity, and dedicated practice, rather than aiming for ever-elusive (!) perfection.

What if I can’t attend live? 

Live participation is the heart of these gatherings — the energy, connection, and gentle accountability are irreplaceable. That said, each session will be recorded and available for a limited time (one month after the final session), so you can revisit the practices or catch up if you miss one.

What kinds of creative practices are welcome? 

Any and all, for real! These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of where you are on your journey of creative practice, in whatever medium or field — whether you are just starting or already working with art methods, or dreaming up your new business or hobby, or giving yourself attention to your personal growth and self-care. These sessions are containers of sacred time and space to devote to the things that matter deeply to you.

How long will the sessions be? 

Each Lab will run about 75–90 minutes, giving enough space for centering prompts, working time, reflection, and optional sharing without being overwhelming.

Why only 5 sessions? 

A series of five Sundays is a container that feels spacious yet approachable. It’s long enough to create momentum and short enough to fit into a busy life. Think of it as a season of creative tending — a way to reset and remember what’s possible.

What if I feel nervous about sharing my work? 

That’s completely normal! Sharing is always optional. You can choose to simply create quietly in your own space, and step into the circle of reflection when it feels right. Any which way, you’ll still receive the benefits of practice, prompts, and community energy.

Will there be any guidance beyond creative prompts? 

Yes. Each session also includes gentle somatic and energetic practices to help you settle your nervous system and open more space for creativity. These are simple, accessible tools you can carry into your daily life. And, depending on interest, there may be optional Q/A.

How do I know if Sunday Studio Labs are right for me? 

Trust your inner "yes". Trust the small (or not-so-small) stirring inside you: This is genuine creative energy, ready to be released. If you’re feeling any spark of curiosity, your seat in the Labs is waiting. Let yourself receive it!

What if I have more questions?

Reach out to deanna@creativerenaissancelive.com

Remember: You don’t need more information.
You need a space to remember your own wisdom.
That’s what the Sunday Studio Labs are for.

This is not about perfection. It’s about presence.
It's not about producing. It's about playing.
It's not about being “good enough.” It's about being you.