Beth Miles believes deeply in the power of creativity to shape our most intentional and empowered selves.
To foster a creative life, Beth offers programs that encourage a daily practice of painting—inviting students to embrace their creative impulses and trust their inner artistic capacity. Her workshops center on resourcefulness, finding beauty and purpose in the materials around us. Having embraced sustainable design long before it reached the mainstream, this mindful approach remains at the heart of everything she creates.
Beth designed curriculum and led instruction as an Adjunct at California College of the Arts. Working within the Architectural School, she co-created an undergraduation inter-disciplinary studio course (the Retail Experiment) and led the Fashion Design School’s Pre-College Summer Program.
In her workshops, Beth meets students wherever they are within their skillset, guiding people of all ages to explore and experiment with what is right at their fingertips. And by working in community, the learnings can be shared and extended. Also, in an increasingly distracted and technology-driven world, the act of making by hand offers a powerful anchor. Through these practices, Beth witnesses individuals slowing and reconnecting with themselves, in a manner that offers a lasting sense of calm into their everyday routine.
Find links to each program below, for more details. To learn more about Beth Miles’ background and work, visit here.
Building a Visual Journal
Art, Sound & Movement, Los Angeles' Downtown Arts District, September 13, 2026
A Sketch [text]book, A Daily Practice
Eight Days a Week, Daily practice on Ephemera
Build a Daily Practice, In Community.
Beth Miles, Building Resilience through Creativity
Email or call 415.533.1695 for more details or to schedule a class.