In this reflective blog, I explore the journey of running a soul-led art business while navigating the familiar anxieties of money, self-doubt, and creative uncertainty. I share how long studio hours, mindful practice, and listening to inspiring books and podcasts help me stay grounded and connected to my creative purpose. From Elizabeth Gilbert’s insights on love and liberation to Nikki Trott’s guidance on intuition-led entrepreneurship, and the raw honesty of Kate Florence’

This collection comes from the hope that if we each nurture our own corner of joy — through kindness, colour, stillness, connection — maybe we raise the collective energy too. Maybe we make the world, bit by bit, into a place we’d love to call our own.

Every time I return to my childhood home just outside London, I think it’ll get easier. And in some ways, it does. But there’s always a quiet shift that happens—a stirring of old memories, old versions of myself, and questions about who I am now. This blog is a little window into what that experience has been like this time around.

Finding softness in hard times For me, tough times often bring a kind of forced reflection—as I try to find meaning or at least a positive thread to hold onto during difficult days. It’s no secret that for many of us, life feels a little (or a lot) unsettling right now, in all sorts of ways. And so, as always, I find myself searching for ways to cope, to stay grounded, and maybe even feel a little better. I was recently reading a wonderful book called The Creative Ambush by M

Are you an over thinker too? By overthinking, I mean the constant inner dialogue that runs in circles inside your head—the one you’d some

Because life and art are inseparable, my next exhibition is titled "Where Wild Flowers Dance"—a continuation of the wildflower theme in my

Love, what would you have me know today

When I create, I often find myself needing to pause and reflect on why I’m doing what I do. It's easy to lose sight of the purpose behind my

Tips for keeping your energy high through Winter

This is often a question that comes up inside my head when I'm creating. Yeah I shouldn't care, I know, but those self doubting voices...