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The Bad Art Teacher

It’s me Jules,

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I’m sparking creativity in workplaces and communities everywhere.

After spending years in the startup world (and a lifetime of trying to color inside the lines), I discovered something powerful: magic happens when people let themselves be bad at something new.

When people get messy and laugh together, the transformation is instant. Barriers dissolve, connections deepen, and suddenly everyone's unleashing ideas they never knew they had. Art becomes the unexpected bridge that brings people together.

Whether you're planning a corporate retreat, team outing, or private event that breaks the mold, Bad Art Club is here to turn creative chaos into connection gold.

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Bad Art Club

Welcome to

In a world obsessed with perfection, Bad Art Club offers something radically different: permission to create ridiculously imperfect art.

The magic lies in flipping the script. When making "bad" art becomes the goal, something extraordinary happens: creativity flows freely, inhibitions dissolve, and genuine connections form. People who normally overthink every move find themselves experimenting playfully and following their intuition.

Instead of defaulting to passive social activities, Bad Art Club participants actively create together. Real bonds form as people discover that their "mistakes" are actually happy accidents—doorways to connection, innovation, and joy.

The impact ripples far beyond the bad art making experience. From corporate teams to community groups, Bad Art Club members carry this newfound creative confidence back to their workplaces, homes, and relationships.

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Real People Are Extraordinary

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Here’s What They Have To Say

  • Smiling woman with long hair and large earrings sitting in a room with wooden floors, art on walls, and people in background.

    "Who doesn't need this?! I feel like everybody's inner child needs it."

    Vanessa VerLee
    Writer, Artist, Somatic Therapist

  • Person smiling wearing a colorful shirt in a bright room with artwork on the walls.

    "In three words, Bad Art Club is: Fun. Engaging. Creative."

    Francisco Munoz

  • Smiling woman sitting in a well-lit room, with artwork on the walls and hardwood flooring.

    "You don't need to be so polished. You don't need to show up fully formed. You can just be figuring it out with other people, and that's pretty cool."

    Bronwyn Adams-Cohen
    Production & Art Coordinator

  • Person wearing a green tie-dye hoodie smiling in a bright room with blurred background featuring plants and furniture.

    "Bad Art Club is for everybody. Whatever you make, just because you make it, that's awesome."

    Joey Burger

  • Woman with curly hair in a room with people and artwork

    "I would say it's like a detox, a creative detox."

    Alix Vasquez, PhD
    Founder & Designer, Herderin
    Sociology Professor, USF

  • Person smiling, seated indoors, wearing a purple and white patterned sweater in an art studio or gallery.

    "My favorite thing is being surprised each time."

    Jacob Brawer
    COO, Atunement AI

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