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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 28 MIN

E78: Creativity: Kim Snider's Journey from Teaching to Viral Art Success

from The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast · host Delores Naskrent

Send us your feedbackIn this heartfelt episode of Creative Juggle Joy, Delores sits down with Kim Snider of Play Art with Kim to unpack the winding road from reluctant art dabbling to a viral greeting‑card moment. Kim opens up about being told she “wasn’t good at art,” shelving her creative dreams for decades, and then rediscovering the joy of making through homeschooling and YouTube tutorials. Together they explore how picking a seemingly “small” niche like greeting cards unlocked freedom, how print‑on‑demand platforms such as Card Isle and community challenges kept her consistent, and why one viral Christmas card reshaped her plans for licensing and her website. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s too late to jump into the creative world, Kim’s story is proof that your art journey can start anytime and take you somewhere magical.Key takeaways:• Believing creativity is a learnable skill rather than an innate talent can change your entire art journey.• Starting small—like experimenting with greeting cards—provides freedom to explore different mediums without feeling boxed in.• Print‑on‑demand services like Card Isle and Zazzle make it possible to turn your art into real products without huge up‑front costs.• Consistency via challenges or daily projects builds momentum and confidence—Kim’s viral Christmas card wasn’t a fluke, it was the result of showing up regularly.If you’re an artist, handmade seller, or digital creator craving inspiration, this conversation will reassure you that creativity blooms on its own timetable. Grab your sketchbook and listen in!Like what you hear? Support our show and help us keep the conversation going at and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode.Guest Links- Kim Snider - Play Art With Kim:Website: Home - Play Art With KimZazzle StoreInstagram: Kimberly Snider (@playartwithkim) • Instagram photos and videosFacebookSupport the show Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - ThreadsSpellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - YoutubeProcreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

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Send us your feedback In this heartfelt episode of Creative Juggle Joy, Delores sits down with Kim Snider of Play Art with Kim to unpack the winding road from reluctant art dabbling to a viral greeting‑card moment. Kim opens up about being told she “wasn’t good at art,” shelving her creative dreams for decades, and then rediscovering the joy of making through homeschooling and YouTube tutorials. Together they explore how picking a seemingly “small” niche like greeting cards unlock...

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