This is a conversation about losing and finding yourself again and again. Christina Kwan talks honestly about her evolving style and the impact of motherhood.

Running a creative business is a lot like painting; sometimes you have to take things too far to know your limits.

In this week’s episode, I am sharing posts and podcast episodes from other artists that have helped me to get out of a creative slump.

In this time-lapse mini-training, you’ll learn how to set up your equipment, find good light, take high-quality footage, and edit your video.

Sometimes the administration side of being an artist takes over to the point where you don’t feel like much of an artist at all!

From gimmicks to awe-inspiring talent, join us as we chat about what can make a difference when you are trying to be seen in a very crowded space.

How many cameras do you set up? What type of light do you use for taking photos? How do you cope with Laura? I love that last question!!

Does efficiency take away from the magic of the process, or is it an essential part of being a successful artist?

With a bit of creative thinking, even the smallest space can give birth to all kinds of art! Here are my favourite tips for getting organised.