As the colder months approach and the days get shorter, many of us feel the familiar weight of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) creeping in. The lack of sunlight, longer nights,…
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Join Me at The Whitworth Craft Fair This Sunday!
I’m super excited to have a stall at The Whitworth Craft Fair this Sunday, 20th October 2024, in Darley Dale, Derbyshire. This is a great opportunity to showcase my artwork…
Project Spotlight: Designing iClick Flyers for Global Markets
Recently, I had the pleasure of working with Pretorian Technologies to create promotional flyers for their innovative product, iClick. This feature-rich appliance controller empowers users to control their appliances via…
NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2024
Welcome to my first-ever newsletter! I hope you enjoy catching up with what’s happening and find something to inspire your business or space. Please get in touch if you have…
Essential File Formats for Your Logo Design
When you invest in a professionally designed logo by me, it’s important to receive the final product in various file formats to ensure its usability across different platforms and media….
How Creativity Boosts Mental Well-being
Art has long been recognised as a powerful tool for enhancing mental well-being. Along with gardening and the great outdoors, artistic activities provide therapeutic benefits that positively impact my emotional and psychological health in many ways, particularly helping massively with anxiety.
A fun and informative newsletter for Little Dolittle
I had lots of fun working on this newsletter with the Little Dolittle team. From an ideas session filled with lots of laughs to completion, we did our absolute best to create an informative newsletter that perfectly suited the Little Dolittle customer base, ensuring brand adhesion throughout.
Time to Take a Different Path
As some may know, I have decided to close the studio in Sutton in Ashfield. This may initially seem saddening or an odd move after such efforts transforming the space, but the past year has been such a massive learning curve. The main lesson is that it is not the right spot for what I have to offer; this has become increasingly obvious as time passes. I am so thankful for the great connections I have made in Sutton, with whom I will remain in touch. Ultimately if you realise something isn’t right, it’s time to take a different path.