Christmas adverts seem to appear earlier every year, but is there really a “too soon” for festive marketing? Let’s unwrap the timing debate with a sprinkle of humour, a dash of strategy, and a generous dollop of mince pie spirit.

Discover how the right playlist can draw you into creative flow. From lo-fi to metal, Abbie Shores explores how sound shapes concentration—and shares two of her own unexpected favourites.

Discover practical homepage design tweaks that increase conversions — from clear messaging and visual flow to stronger call-to-action buttons and trust signals.

A clear, beginner-friendly guide to image licences for creatives. Learn the difference between copyright, royalty-free, rights-managed, Creative Commons, and public domain, and discover how to protect your own work while using others’ images legally.

A quiet countryside walk can become a moving sketchbook. Here, field notes reveal textures, sounds, and fleeting moments that spark creativity for artists and writers alike

Discover the early signs of creative burnout and practical remedies to restore balance, energy, and inspiration in your artistic practice.

Explore the vibrant digital art of Joan Stratton — a mixed media artist from Queensland, blending nature, colour, and emotion in every piece.

A feature on Christina Rollo, fine art photographer from New York. Discover her journey, inspirations, and her passion for hummingbirds, nature, and peaceful photography.

Rituals are more than routines—they are small, intentional acts that protect your studio time, carry you into creative focus, and hold distractions at bay. From opening gestures to closing care, these practices remind you that your art deserves its own rhythm and respect.

Discover the best art books to enjoy on autumn evenings. From Vermeer and Gombrich classics to intimate biographies, modern narratives, and hands-on creative guides, these titles will inspire reflection and creativity as the nights draw in.

The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood is remembered for its rebellious male founders, yet women were at the heart of the movement as artists, muses, and innovators. This article shines a light on five overlooked figures, Elizabeth Siddal, Evelyn De Morgan, Fanny Eaton, Marie Spartali Stillman, and Joanna Mary Boyce, whose creativity and presence shaped Victorian art but whose names are too often forgotten.

Rediscover the art of the picnic. From history and essentials to seasonal inspiration, explore how this timeless tradition becomes a way of life.

Why every creative needs written contracts for commissions, collaborations, and licensing .... even with family and friends. Learn what to include, how to avoid disputes, and why contracts safeguard both your income and your relationship

Woodstock to Glastonbury to Virtual Streaming Events, we look at the changing face of the music festival

A braid is never just hair—it is history, heritage, and humanity entwined.

Discover the key differences between licensing and selling creative work. Learn why rights-managed licensing is stronger than royalty-free, and how platforms like Licensing Pixels help artists protect their rights, retain control, and maximise long-term value.

A warm and nostalgic collection of russet leaves, golden light, and cosy textures. Perfect inspiration for art, styling, and storytelling that captures the season’s fading glow.

Explore how British families coped with food rationing during the Second World War. From Woolton Pie to make-do-and-mend, discover the recipes, resilience, and household wisdom of the wartime kitchen.