A conversation series
with Jessica Walsh, hosted by Beth McCormick and Meena Yi
A salon night held monthly to creative ladies in the D.C. Metropolitan area held at Canvas. We’ll wine, dine, and have casual conversations on a wide variety of topics relating to creativity, business, and life. If you’re a female student or creative and would like to join, add your name to our email list and follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Join us for our crafty February event, making cards for our loved ones. Whether it's for your significant other, your cat, or a gal pal, celebrate love in every way with every one!
We'll sip on wine, rosé, and enjoy special treats while we touch back to the good days with handmade Valentine's day cards.
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In need of a creative project but don't know where to start? This month we'll focus on visual inspiration; where it comes from and how it can help propel your work. We will be doing a fun little exercise in which a piece of inspiration brings a brand to life. Bring your laptops, pencils, pens, notebooks, and paper and get your creative juices flowing!
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Bring any bottle(s) of wine—red, white, rosé, bubbly—that speaks to you. We'll discuss why we choose our bottles, drink (of course), and explore the connections between taste and design!
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Cherry Blossom Creative is opening up their doors for Ladies, Wine and Design to talk about what it's like being a woman-owned, local business in the District.
Torie Partridge is the owner of Cherry Blossom Creative, a creative studio and design shop in Shaw, DC. Torie's work centers on helping others be creative, fulfilled, and celebrate their local community. Find her online at @cherryblossomhq + @torietorie and at www.cherryblossomcreative.com
With the upcoming midterm elections we invited several women in senior creative positions at different political organizations to discuss working a political cycle, how to reach voters, and the intersections of design.
Join us in this panel discussion with Elizabeth Eadie, Trish Harris, and Susan Levine.
There are so many acronyms associated with design, it can be hard to keep track of what they mean and why you need them. In this overview, Design Strategist Robyn Richardson helps explain the differences hiding between those abbreviations so that you can understand what they mean, how they work, and why you might want to learn more about a specific skill.
See her before you meet her and Google her TEDx talk: Design Thinking for Every Endeavor.
Bringing change through mentorship and championing others' work.
AIGA Mentorship ProgramNumbers show that there's a very small percentage of women leading the creative industry. However, we found the people we're inspired by most are often other talented ladies. Here are a few women we have admired, worked with, or had our eye on! Email us if you want to nominate someone for this list.