The reach of the Intentional Creativity Movement is global. There are students in more than 70 countries around the world...
Founded in 2010 by Shiloh Sophia McCloud, Color of Woman Intentional Creativity Teacher Training has graduated 500 Certified Intentional Creativity Teachers from all over the globe. Intentional Creativity simply means creating with clear intention. Mindfulness in creativity charges the creative session and alchemizes it into a tool for self-expression, which creates healing.
Color of Woman is "a Quest to the Heart of your Soul Work" (Shiloh Sophia McCloud). Exploring 6 personal archetypes, you will excavate your content -- that which you are here to cause and create. Through this experience, you will gain access to your sacred information and unlock the doors to who you wish to serve and how you envision yourself serving those beloveds.
Candidates for Color of Woman Intentional Creativity Teacher Training include those who work in healing professions: healers, therapists, artists, medical professionals, and teachers. However, the Method is open to all who seek to use art as an expression of Self as well as a tool for self-healing.
Those who seek to become educators in the Intentional Creativity Method are well supported throughout their Color of Woman Teacher Training and beyond. Graduates enjoy optional listing in the Educators Directory -- a directory of certified teachers and their locations around the world. Participation in the Intentional Creativity Guild offers dditional trainings, virtual conferences, and a resource library to help graduates continue developing their Intentional Creativity offerings to their beloveds.
No matter whether you are a seasoned artist with a well curated body of work, or a beginning artist who hasn't thought about creating a body of work before now, by the end of your Color of Woman training you will have a firmly established a body of work centered around Intentional Creativity. This body of work informs your interactions with the group of beloveds that are in your circle.
MUSEA University powered by Intentional Creativity® ignites a new era of change-makers, healers, visual artists, and thought leaders!
MUSEA University is a private university centering on the healing arts and visual arts. We offer educational classes, certifications, and a degree aligned with the field of Intentional Creativity®.
We have different categories of offerings, Complimentary, Classes, Courses, Certifications, and a University Degree.
COMPLIMENTARY: Introductory complimentary offerings, zoom calls, teachings, and the Red Thread Cafe Classroom.
CLASSES: Hourlong, daylong or weekend-long tastes of the work with introductions and process.
COURSES: In-depth immersions for those ready to commit to studying Intentional Creativity. From 3 months to a yearlong.
CERTIFICATIONS: Certification enables you to teach Intentional Creativity and offers the work to your clients. Range 4 months to a year. The Certifications have required applications to determine if the training is appropriate for you - and each one has a prerequisite.
UNIVERSITY DEGREE: CURATE in the Field of Intentional Creativity® Curate is a four-year degree, equivalent to a bachelor’s degree. A final project will be required. If you have already studied with us for two years, you may only have two years to complete. You can go at your own pace and chart your course!
*Being an active MUSEA Member is required for Courses, Certifications, Degrees, and some classes.
"This quest isn’t for the faint hearted. You need vision and a warrior spirit to delve into the inner depths of your soul. Be willing to go where the paintbrush leads, and fear not the glaze…. say Yes…"
~ Sue Bayley : United Kingdom
Color of Woman Alchemist Gathering 2018 : Mendocino California
Have a question? Contact sarah@musea.org
Shiloh Sophia lives life as a great adventure! A renaissance woman who communicates her philosophy through painting, storytelling, illustrations and metacognitive drawing. For 27 years she has dedicated herself to her soul work - the practice of creativity as a path of transformation and consciousness. Starting as a gallery owner, she has represented her own work, as well as hundreds of women artists during her career as a working artist and curator. Her devotion to sacred art-making, and specifically medicine painting and metacognitive drawing, is a personal spiritual practice.
Her intuitive and contemplative painting process called Intentional Creativity® was eventually developed into teachings and trainings which have been shared with thousands worldwide. She was able to provide groundbreaking research on Intentional Creativity® as a pathway to healing through self-expression. Shiloh Sophia’s message of ‘creating with intention’ has now reached hundreds of thousands, with consistent monthly enrollment of hundreds of new students in Intentional Creativity art classes. Intentional Creativity is taught in university MA and Ph.D. programs, at the United Nations, and by over 400 Intentional Creativity Teachers and Coaches worldwide. Shiloh Sophia’s online community has over 10,000 women with a consistent engagement from over 85% of members. The Intentional Creativity Movement may be one of the largest, most well established art movements the world has ever seen. More than a style and a philosophy, it is a practice, called by many ‘a lifestyle’.
At the core of Shiloh Sophia’s work is a belief that the right to self-express is one of the most basic human rights. Her research and integrative approach to the healing power of Intentional Creativity dives into the exploration of the right/left brain connection with the innate wisdom of the heart, the knowings of the body, and interaction with and awareness of the field. She works with a philosophy of connection centered around the red thread, a talisman which offers the teaching that we are all already connected, and that each one of us has a unique piece of the red thread to add to the weave.
Having been trained by her mother, Caron McCloud, the poet, and Sue Hoya Sellars, the painter, she brought her gifts of language and image into form. To her students, she offers the gift of a creative matriarchal lineage that brings with it a continued legacy of art culture, practice, process, and teachings. To honor this matriarchal lineage and be of service to her 10,000+ member community, she and her husband Jonathan McCloud, co-founded MUSEA : Center for Intentional Creativity®, of which Shiloh Sophia is the Curator for a visionary art permanent collection, as well as shows from emerging artists throughout the world through MUSEA’s physical and virtual museum. They provide education in their global online classroom as well as at their campus in Sonoma County, which features student housing, a wine bar called Musette, a vineyard, and a small farm.
Musea: Center for Intentional Creativity, our global Museum and School: www.musea.org
Poetry and Paintings: www.shilohsophia.com
"Every bone in your body is a creative bone."
"Shiloh Sophia is the real deal. She shows up as herself. She boldly claims her truth. Her teaching is wildly transformational. I'm blown away by how she gifts the world with her feminine wisdom, her process of Intentional Creativity and then, empowers others to take what she has given and share it with the world. Shiloh has stretched me over and over to keep questioning, go further and dig deeper. She gives structure and frees beyond the structure. She guides with compassion, care, and radical grace, a beautiful way to be led. My gratitude runs deep for the gift of Shiloh! She has given me the tools to recover my voice, claim myself as an artist, and honor the feminine on my daily path. Because of her, creativity and sacred vision are threaded through all!"
~Ally Markotich, Intentional Creativity Teacher
Curriculum Director for Musea, and Intentional Creativity® Teacher
Jena has been leading healing & creative arts courses since 2003 and most particularly enjoys tromping about at the intersection of intuition and art. Her specialty is inspired inquiry for the art journal – quick playful gentle nudges accompanied by good music to carry you towards your own deep important answers. In addition to running her own courses, Jena is a long-time member and teacher in the Musea community. You’ll find her behind the scenes and narrating many courses including the Color of Woman Teacher Training.
Color of Woman Business Coach
Mary MacDonald
Mary MacDonald aka Stella Mac believes in the power of women’s voices and offerings to heal the world. It’s a time for each of us to become visible and 'Be a rebel with a cause'.
As a marketing, branding, and business strategist in the corporate, not-for-profit, and education world for over 35 years, Stella Mac has worked with organizations and individuals in fundraising, public relations, marketing, training and development, and product development to increase revenues, create brand awareness, build sustainable relationships and to make a difference in the world.
She has spent close to 20 years working with Shiloh to create a business that is based on feminine principles while supporting women from around the world to honor their own voice, creativity, and gifts where they then bring the world of Intentional Creativity to the people, they are passionate about supporting
Stella Mac has been our Lead Coach for 11 years where she leads from the heart and helps you see the myriad of possibilities available to you and how to bring them to fruition. In our community, she is known as the Queen of Questions where she leads you into accessing your own wisdom and answers. She is passionate about the Feminine Paradigm being the foundation of your business.
Additional Support Team
Ally Markotich
Annette Wagner
Leslie Nolan
Linda Allen
Milagros Suriano-Rivera
Trish O' Malley
MUSEA’s mission is to share the practice of Intentional Creativity. Bringing intention to the way we live and create is to awaken healing, love, and consciousness. Through our exhibits, education, and circles across the world, we seek to revolutionize humanity’s role in creation.
MUSEA’s mission is to share the practice of Intentional Creativity. Through this way of working, which is available to all levels of creative exploration, we can answer our truest callings, inspire self-agency, and access identity and activism through exhibits, education, and community circles across the world.
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