Creativity Deep-Dive Workshop with Liberty Worth and Megan Brain

Calling all visual artists! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to unlock your creative potential as never before!

Led by multidisciplinary artist Liberty Worth and paper sculpture designer Megan Brain, the VIEW Conference Creativity Deep-Dive Workshop provides a collaborative space where you will gain valuable knowledge and develop brand new skills. Explore exciting creative pathways as you get hands-on with a wide range of innovative techniques. Share your work, exchange ideas, and make new connections with other artists.

The VIEW Conference Creativity Deep-Dive Workshop welcomes all ability levels from beginner to expert, student to professional. Book now and prepare to be inspired!

Liberty Worth

A multidisciplinary artist, poet, educator and public speaker, Liberty Worth takes commissions making custom work for installations in homes and public settings, including one permanent piece in the Cayton Childrens’ Museum in Santa Monica, California. Having spent years as a high school art teacher, Liberty teaches creativity workshops and attends conferences across the US and internationally. She was part of the inaugural show for the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MOCAA) in 2022, and her work has been exhibited in across the world. She has published a book of art and poetry and her visual art has been published in multiple publications. Find her on Instagram at @libertyworthart

Megan Brain

Megan Brain grew up in Los Angeles, California, and specializes in hand-made three-dimensional paper sculpture designs. Her artistic career began in 2004 at Cartoon Network Studios when she was hired to art direct “Cool Kitty,” an animated paper sculpture music video for Andre Benjamin’s “Class of 3000.” Since that time, she has created paper sculpture pieces for Walt Disney Imagineering (amusement parks and Disney Cruise Lines), Nickelodeon (“Yo Gabba Gabba”), United Airlines (“Heart” commercial), and Dreamworks Animation (“Madagascar 2” end credits). In 2013, she collaborated with her husband, Shannon Tindle, in creating the paper character designs for his film “Kubo and the Two Strings.” Most recently, she developed costume designs for Brad Bird’s upcoming film “Ray Gunn.” Between commissions, she enjoys making paper sculptures for local art shows, and presenting at schools and conferences. Find her on Instagram at @mb_papersculpt

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