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Ever feel like you're constantly shifting between being an artist and wearing all the other hats that come with life and work?
Not all decisions can be made with logic or business in mind. Today, Richie and I chat about the importance of "what the heck moments".
Tune in to find out how I turned my mid-year panic into some mid-year progress. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or just need a bit of motivation to stay on track, this episode is for you!
Discover ways to stay inspired, build compassion for quieter periods, honour your own rhythms, and continue seeking self-discovery and self-expression, even in small acts.
Feeling the pressure to figure out and define your art? What if you allowed yourself to play a little longer, to explore without constraints, and to gather inspiration from far and wide?
Today, we re-explore the main theme of this podcast’s season: “relaxation” and how valuing more R&R has improved our art practice, creative business, and well-being.
What happens when you've developed an art style but you're not feeling it anymore? Or maybe you’ve focused on teaching art, but now you want to teach the business side of art.
The beginning of the year is a time when many of us set big goals, but is this the best approach? Or are we setting ourselves up for failure? Could the answer lie in 'aiming to be average'?
Richie and I chat about showing up when you don’t feel like it and making the most of our very different personalities.
I have been exploring different ways to reduce stress and tension in my daily life. Tune in to find out more about the changes I have been making.
In this week’s episode, I am sharing posts and podcast episodes from other artists that have helped me to get out of a creative slump.
Find out where we have moved to, why we have made this change, and what it has been like to finally get those keys after months of anticipation!
This week we chat about the stress of moving house, our changing social media habits and why I am only working in my sketchbook for the month of October!
We were thinking about taking a break from the podcast and then we put in an offer on a new house. Now we are definitely taking a break!
What projects could you bring to fruition if you played the long game? A book, an exhibition, a podcast, an online course, a creative network …
Sometimes being an artist is hard. This week, I talk about the ups and downs of creative life and share a message of support to artists who are feeling discouraged or weary.
Join us as we chat about coronavirus, living under lockdown, and finding comfort in small things.
Is it a funk, is it exhaustion, is it burnout? What’s happening here? Why am I still in bed at lunchtime?
2019 has certainly delivered many a-ha moments. From finding my social media sweet spot to figuring out what my art is about (well kinda) …
Procrastination almost got the better of me last week. My schedule was clear; we were all set to film an online class, but suddenly I felt compelled to vacuum.
After a busy period, it’s time to reset. Today I am sharing my top tips for recharging the batteries and getting ready for the next phase of creative work.
How do you navigate the ebb and flow of creative life, get past slumps, and make the most of the times when you are at your best?
As a creative business owner, it’s easy to fall into the trap of pushing hard all of the time. That’s why creating healthy habits and boundaries is essential!
This week we are continuing our conversation about fear. Last week we tackled creative fears and this time we are diving into the business side of things.
What is your biggest fear as an artist? Is it not making enough money or maybe you are worried that you will never create work that you are truly proud of?
I am having an a-ha week. You know, one of those weeks when life serves you up some valuable lessons and you surprise yourself by paying attention.
If you are anything like us you probably began the year with some big intentions. But what happens a month or two later? All too often, that feeling of excitement turns into overwhelm.
Not going to lie, the last few weeks have been hectic. Juggling school holidays while getting a new online class ready for launch has left me
Richie made a heart-warming observation this week, he commented on the generous spirit and awesomeness of my art community.
Join us as we discuss the healing power of art and how creativity has helped us both process emotions, find mindfulness, and reconnect with our playful side.