With social media becoming increasingly fast-paced and fewer photographs of artwork showing up, my appreciation for a good old book filled with art and creativity has grown!

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'?

It’s taken over 100 episodes but I’ve finally convinced Richie to sit down and tell his side of the story. If you are new around here - Richie is my husband and the co-host of this podcast.

This week we are going back and revisiting the very first artist interviews that I ever did. Tune in for snippets from Andrea Soos, Ange Miller and Wendy Solganik!

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.

If you are finding it difficult to make art at the moment, you are not alone. With that in mind, this week’s episode is all about bringing more ease and simplicity into your art practice.

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?

There is no doubt about it, some painting days are hard. It's crushing to look at a painting at the end of a session, only to wish that you hadn't touched it