Bring a question.
Write down something you’re working on—a presentation, a decision or an unfinished idea. Set it aside.
DRAWN TO DIFFERENT · A CREATIVE PRACTICE FOR YOUR WORKDAY
Don’t let your first answer become your only answer.
Bring a question. Pick up a pencil. Give yourself a different place to begin.
Try upside-down drawing, then use a few journal prompts to return to the idea, decision or challenge on your mind. I’m Katie, and I’ll help you get started.
Start with the free exerciseOne printable page + guidance from Katie.Join the free resources and newsletter. No drawing experience needed.How does the practice work?
01 · START FREE
A pencil. A page.
A question worth exploring.
When a familiar subject is upside down, you have to look a little closer. Copy its lines, curves and spaces, then return to your original question and write down what you notice.
Your free resource library brings the exercise, beginner’s guide, reflection questions and Katie’s before, during and after videos together. A Different Angle — Notes from Katie helps you keep exploring.
Print one page in landscape. Bring your own pencil. Unsubscribe from the notes anytime.
Draw what you see.
Leave the reference upside down. Start at the bottom and work upward, copying small lines and spaces. Try about 12 minutes; finishing isn’t required.
Return. Reflect. Explore.
Turn your drawing around, then return to your question. What do you notice? What stayed the same? Write it down and choose a possibility to explore.
02 · TOOLS FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Make room
on your desk.
Explore the current collection in our Etsy shop. All product choices, prices and purchase details are there.
- Original upside-down drawing collections, from botanicals to everyday subjects.
- Guided workday journals with questions for reflection.
Current listings are digital downloads. Check each Etsy listing for exactly what is included.
Visit the Etsy shop03 · WORK WITH KATIE
The drawing is a beginning.
Let’s work with what comes next.
I’m a marketing leader with 15 years in B2B marketing and four years of personal drawing practice. My work with you connects observation, creative exploration and reflection to a real challenge.
Why I created Drawn to Different
I created this business two years ago, with a newborn and an idea I wanted to share. I also recognized that sharing a practice and teaching someone how to use it in their work were different responsibilities.
I needed to develop the questions, reflection and guidance that could help people continue exploring after they put down the pencil. That is the work behind Drawn to Different today: a place to try the practice, tools to return to it and support to connect it to your goals.
BEGIN WITH A FREE CONVERSATION
Bring the challenge
you keep coming back to.
In a free 30-minute consultation, we’ll talk about what you’re working on and whether personal guidance or a facilitated session for your team would be useful.
Request a free consultationNo obligation to book paid work. We’ll agree on a time by email.