The Creative Kind

• Pip Brett from Jumbled on Brand Identity

  In this episode of 'The Creative Kind', Pip Brett from Jumbled shares her insights on developing a strong and authentic brand identity. Pip discusses her journey from starting a clothing store called Igloo 18 years ago to evolving into the multifaceted brand Jumbled, which includes an art, fashion, and interior store, business retreats, and a new holiday home, Sona Molong. She emphasises the importance of staying true to oneself and one's passions, rather than trying to please everyone. Pip touches on the challenges and benefits of managing multiple brands, the significance of social media in connecting with the audience, and the evolution of her brand over time. She firmly believes in the power of authenticity and how it helps in building a loyal community and offers practical advice to artists on balancing personal expression and professional branding.Find Jumbled here and on instagram hereFind Sona Molong hereFind Jumbled loves fashion hereArtists mentioned:Whitney Spicer Annie EveringhamLottie Rae You can find the podcast hereThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Season Finale- Part 2: Overwhelm with Laura Horn, Nic Dempster, Rachael Mayne, Penelope Boyd & Kylie King-Hazel

  In part two of end-of-season wrap-up, I delve into the topic of overwhelm again with Laura Horn, Nic Dempster, Rach Mayne, Penny Boyd & Kylie King-Hazel from season four. The discussion covers definitions of overwhelm and burnout, personal experiences with these states, and practical strategies for managing them. We talk about the emotional and cognitive states of overwhelm, insights on finding solace in creative work amidst chaos, the importance of taking breaks and setting boundaries & the guests share approaches schedules, calendars lists and timing! I hope you enjoy these reflections on how goals and expectations evolve over time and the importance of self-care in sustaining a creative practice.See you Next Season!Please sing out if you’ve got a question, you can email me at [email protected], or Dm me on instagram here. Or submit a question online here: Mentioned in the pod:Laura recommended these four podcasts:The CEO Collective PodcastOff the GridThe Amy Porterfield ShowSusan Nethercote Studio Insider PodcastKylie Discussed these two artists:Kehinde Wiley Elisa AnfusoThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Season Finale- Overwhelm with Fleur Wickes, Sarah Birtles, Andrew Sleeman, Cass Deller & Dr Lou Cooper

  In this end of season episode we hear from 5 of this seasons former guests to explore the feeling of overwhelm. The episode features candid conversations where each guest shares their personal experiences, coping mechanisms, and strategies to manage overwhelm. Guests include Fleur Wickes, Sarah Birtles, Andrew Sleeman, Cass Deller & Dr Lou Cooper , who talk about structuring time, setting boundaries. the challenges of balancing multiple projects, dealing with external pressures, mental exhaustion and the importance of self-care practices like meditation and breathwork (and so much more!). Part two coming soon!Mentioned in this episode:Fleur Wickes mentioned : The Art Show by ABC Listen ‘CJ Hendry and who gets to decide 'what is art'Cass Deller mentioned OwakenJulie Mentioned : -The breathwork club Dr Lou Mentioned : “I’m Scared of Therapy”You can find the podcast hereThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Cass Deller - Business skills & Mindset

  In this episode I talk to Cass Deller, a surface pattern designer about her unique approach to business, productivity, and creativity. Cass shares her journey of building a creative practice, she discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing multiple roles, including managing courses, licensing designs, and experimental creative work. Cass also touches on the practical aspects of running a business, such as using administrative help, leveraging social media organically, and trialing new marketing strategies like Facebook ads. She highlights the importance of continuous learning, community support, and embracing her unique way of working for long-term success. I really enjoyed hearing about how Cass has built a successful creative business by following her intuition and playing to her strengths, I hope you do too!You can find Cass’ Website hereYou can find her instagram hereYou can find the podcast hereThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Laura Horn- Business skills & Mindset

  In this episode I interview Laura Horn, an artist, podcaster, YouTuber, and teacher, discussing organisational tools and mindsets. Laura emphasises the importance of a flexible approach and learning from both successes and mistakes. She shares her experiences in building systems for her business, including the use of virtual assistants to streamline tasks and free up creative time. The conversation highlights the value of thinking big, simplifying ideas, and breaking them down into manageable tasks. Laura also talks about strategies for email management, the importance of having a good email provider, and using tools like Flowdesk for segmentation and automation. Additionally, she touches on the balance between business tasks and creative work, suggesting approaches like dedicating specific days for admin or creative activities. Laura discusses the use of social media schedulers and shares her methods for switching between business mode and creative mode and the constant juggle to maintain momentum in an art practice. Finally, she offers insights on how these organisational tools ultimately support more creative freedom and time.You can find Laura’s Website hereYou can find her instagram hereYou can find her podcast hereAnd her vlog hereTools that Laura mentioned in this episode:FlowdeskSaneboxCoScheduleYou can find the podcast hereThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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