Have you ever felt like you should be creating what's 'popular' to grow your following? Torn between following trends to sell more or making art that feels like you? I have, and it almost cost me everything.

Early on in my art business, I decided to focus on creating trend-driven art. I believed it was the best route to success.

At the time, it seemed like I had made the right choice. I was able to achieve financial freedom, travel, and support my family. And every Etsy order notification seemed to confirm it. I was making hundreds of thousands of sales…

Do you feel like your art is pulling you in a million different directions?

The good news is that you can absolutely be multi-talented and profitable—it just takes a bit of strategy and focus. In fact, being multi-talented can be a huge advantage if done right.

Here is How…

Discover time management techniques that revolutionized my career as a professional artist. In this blog, I share personal strategies for balancing art and business. Including some powerful, simple tools to boost productivity without the overwhelm.

Like me, you’ve probably given up on many goals because you didn’t have time. However, if you take on board what I have to say and make some small adjustments, you’ll have more time for the things you want to achieve. It worked for me, and I know it can work for you.

When we wake up in the morning of the New Year, we are fuelled by big dreams and the desire to change our lives for the better. It’s also the time of year when we are most motivated to work on those goals and resolutions. But what if I told you that if you rely on motivation alone, you might not find motivation to last past February, and you’ll probably struggle to achieve those goals? So, if motivation isn’t enough, how do you keep on track and meet your resolutions?

I'm sharing my New Year's resolutions to help craft a thriving creative business in 2024. Learn about my plan for setting meaningful goals, fostering daily creativity, and building habits that attract more authentic connections and sales. Ready to elevate your art career? Click for practical tips to make this your best year yet.

Ever had a dream so close to your heart, but fear held you back? I've been there too. Afraid to take the first step, worried about what others might think. Over the years, I found ways to push through it which i compiled into the S.T.E.P.S. System. It's been a real life changer for me, helping me overcome fears that I thought were insurmountable, and I believe it could do the same for you.

Stuck in the Instagram loop of posting, hoping, and still not growing? I was there, managing a 15,000-follower account that drained more than it gave. In this blog post, learn the four life-changing lessons I learned from stepping back, how they changed how I view social media, and how they can help you grow your audience without being stuck in the same endless cycle.

Looking to start selling your surface pattern designs on Spoonflower but don't know where to start? Check out my latest blog post where I share my experience making money on the platform and offer valuable tips on how to get your first sales.

Do you really need social media as an artist? It's a question that often comes up for many creators - especially those just starting out. When you're juggling work, life and creating your art, it can be difficult to decide where to invest your time (and energy). In this blog post, I'm going to share my experience on why I think social media is a great tool for creatives, but it might not be necessary to make your career successful.

These books will give you valuable insights and strategies to help you improve your productivity, establish better habits, and stay motivated. They are a great tool to help you navigate the ups and downs of being creative.

As we kick off the year, I'm sure many of us are feeling motivated and excited to tackle new projects and goals. But it's also natural to feel daunted by the prospect of turning resolutions into actions. To help you stay motivated and on track.