As WWF have been saying recently, we are the first generation to know the extent of the damage we're causing the planet and the first to do something about it.
When I'm stuck in a creative block, I start a personal creative project.
It sounds counter intuitive doesn't it? To be not finding the joy or the inspiration and using that as a starting place for a personal creative journey?
October feels like it flew by in the blink of an eye! I still managed to get a lot of work done and hit some big business milestones though! Without further ado here's a quick round up of what I got up to this month.
Every maker is going to have a different creative process - we've all found the technique that we are most comfortable with and can use without thinking.
Summertime has definitely come and gone. As a small business owner, it was my first summer as a full time small business owner (in 2017 I worked part time at a theatre in town).
Instagram. Facebook. Twitter. Pinterest. Snapchat. There's so many social medias out there and as a small business owner it can feel like a lot of things to cover whilst also being a designer/maker/accountant/photographer/add extra jobs in here.
It's coming up to the festive market season! With the success of my last blog about markets I thought I'd follow it up with a few more things that I've learnt from craft fairs. This time looking at how to pick a market to go to!
One of my favourite things to do is to scroll back in the instagram grid or blogs of business owners I admire and see where their journey began and how it progressed.
