I’ve been running a solo creative business for over a decade, and in that time I have tried a lot of different things to make life as simple and easeful as I can. Here are 10 creative business essentials that I swear by to make that happen.

In a world where the average email open rate across all industries is about 21%, I consistently get an email open rate of between 60% - 80%. I am proof that it is possible to build or grow an authentic newsletter that actually engages your audience. Read my 6 tips to create an authentic newsletter people love to read…

Gather ideas for your new website with these 10 inspiring websites by female (+) owned creative business.

In this post I’ll explain why I switched from Wordpress to Squarespace, share what I like and what I don’t like about Squarespace, and why I won’t be switching back to Wordpress in the near future.

Find out how to get started with art grants, and fund your creative ideas! In this post I share general tips on writing applications, finding grants to apply for and where to look for support.

I often get asked if I know where to find good quality free stock photographs that can be used on business websites, so I decided it’s time to put fingers to keyboard and share some of my favourite haunts.

Exploring our creative seasons can help us break down the unhelpful beliefs and expectations that we might hold around our creativity.

10 examples of inspiring female artist websites, using builders such as Squarespace, Wordpress and Wix. Get inspiration for your own site!

It can be hard to find a creative service when you need it, so here's a list of fabulous creatives I know and trust.

How to build an Instagram landing page on your website using the Divi theme on Wordpress

It's super important that you use images legally online. Other people's images are covered by copyright, so use the correct license.

Being seen takes courage even at the best of times, and right now fear and stress is so heightened that taking that leap of courage feels like one of the hardest things to do.

Recently I’ve come across several different notions of how we can live and work in harmony with our ‘seasons’, and I find the concept fascinating.