Not burning it all down, just loosening my grip. Letting it be what it is, while I build something alongside it that feels steadier. Something that might carry me forward in a different way

The point is not letting one single app control your creative visibility, income or peace of mind. Let Instagram be one tool, not your whole toolbox.

Asking for a budget is not awkward. It’s just part of doing business properly. It sets the tone for a respectful, honest working relationship.

Mockups are not just there to make things look nice. They shape how people perceive your work, how confident you feel about it, and even whether a client or customer decides to hit buy.

If your shop has been struggling, give some of these strategies a try and see if they make a difference. You never know what small change might be the one that turns things around.

There is no single best design tool, just the right ones for how you like to work.

Selling digital products can be profitable, but it is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

Romanticising your life isn’t about making it look perfect, it’s about feeling good in the little moments, even when your hair is a mess and you’re eating cereal for dinner.

Setting up the tech side of your shop might seem overwhelming but once you get the basics in place everything runs smoother.

If you go in with realistic expectations. It can be a fantastic way to make money, but it is not effortless

Collage gives you endless room to experiment and push boundaries. So grab those scissors, or your favourite design software, start playing around

Let’s be real. Instagram is not worth the headache anymore. Chasing the algorithm, begging for engagement, and watching your posts disappear into the void? No thanks.

…what about the little things? The small, everyday essentials that keep us sane, inspired, and caffeinated while we push pixels and battle client feedback?

The best way to avoid nightmare clients is to trust your instincts. If something feels off, it probably is. Red flags exist for a reason, and it’s okay to walk away from a bad deal.

Look, nobody starts out as a design genius who has it all figured out. We’ve all made at least one (or, let’s be real, all) of these mistakes.

The company has decided to trim down its artist community, keeping only a handpicked selection of creators moving forward. Did you make the cut?

The company has decided to trim down its artist community, keeping only a handpicked selection of creators moving forward. Did you make the cut?

Vibrant, fun, and realistic mockups bring energy to your work, make your designs look professional, and help them stand out in a crowded field