There’s the you who makes your art… and the you who has to sell it.
 And often, these two can be out of alignment.

What if I told you there was a way to align your creative soul with your creative and financial aspirations, and start thriving?

Welcome to the Wayfinding Sessions.

Lynn Feasey sitting on couch with gray cushions, wearing light-colored blazer and holding a book. There is a framed piece of art with calligraphy on the wall with books and plant behind her.

I’m Lynn, and I’m a creative strategist who empowers artists to THRIVE - personally, financially, and creatively.

There are many paths you can take to ‘make it’ as an artist - and many that will break you.

Two people exchanging or displaying small jewelry pieces, standing in front of a glass surface with copper and stone decorative items.

Artists often feel they must sacrifice their creativity to pay the bills, trying any and all marketing and selling tactics, getting lost in anxiety, stress, and the perils of comparison. It’s a journey that can leave an artist feeling stuck - and in some cases wondering: “Should I just give up on my art?"

Imagine a path where making art that sells and nurturing your creativity are not mutually exclusive.

Imagine creating a path that is forged by informed decision-making that aligns your aspirations with your core values, creating confidence, ease and creative flow. This is the work of Wayfinding.

It’s not something you’ll find “out there” - Wayfinding is an inside job, and I can show you the way.

Are you ready to go IN?

Working with Lynn

  • Christopher Porter photograph of Johnny Depp on the set of Dead Man film. Character wearing a fur coat and top hat kneeling in a forest next to a dead animal on the ground.

    "She is a fierce and capable art consultant and curator with a fine eye for detail, strong support for her artists..."

    " I have had the pleasure of working with Lynn on and off for many years and in many parts of the world. She is a fierce and capable art consultant and curator with a fine eye for detail, strong support for her artists, and a graceful persistence when there is pressure to get a show ready for the public. Lynn brings a positive energy and years of experience to her work and in the five exhibitions I have done with her, I have watched her turn them into something special.”

    Christopher Porter, Cinematographer, filmmaker & photographer

  • John Sabourin Sculpture

    "Lynn Feasey 'gets' artists."

    “Lynn's work has supported my career as a stoner carver. Her work has allowed my art to be seen in a good light. And that's what sparked interest from galleries in Vancouver for me, that I otherwise would not have been able to make."

    John Sabourin, Stone Sculptor

  • Artist Diego Narvaez, working on a large landscape painting in studio.

    "Lynn's Wayfinding Sessions are what I have been seeking for many years"

    "Lynn's Wayfinding Sessions are what I've been seeking for many years, since moving to Canada from Mexico. Thanks to her expertise in several areas of the arts, she has a panoramic view of the sector and knows the intricacies of building an art career. She also has the sensitivity to understand the struggles of being an artist, and also knows how to put in action very specific tasks that allow change and growth. One of the most valuable aspects of this work is not only her unique inside-out approach to finding my path to become the artist I want to be, coupled with the guidance of an experienced mentor."

    Diego Narvaez, Visual Artist

  • Jamie Look Jewellery

    "someone you want working with you"

    “Lynn has helped me to create plans that have contributed largely to my business success. She is insightful, detailed and forward thinking ... she comes with a breadth of experience having worked with artists for the past 20+ years. That's passion and dedication, and that's someone you want working with you to grow what you are most passionate about - your art.”

    Jamie Look, Jewellery Designer

    (Model: Charlotte Qamaniq wearing Triple Black Bear Claw Earrings by Jamie Look)

Office desk with computer monitor, keyboard, glasses, coffee mug, and business card for "The Wayfinding Sessions."

Arts Administrators

We both know both human and financial resources can be disappointingly limited for arts organizations. Leaders burn out trying to keep up while junior staff are left to train themselves inevitably leading to low morale and high turnover. Funded internships and summer students often increase the workload.

What if your foundation was strong enough to build and flourish?

What if you had the tools and support to succeed? Click here to learn more…