GUIDANCE + RESOURCES FOR CREATIVES
Creative work can be deeply fulfilling — and surprisingly hard to navigate.
After more than a decade across photography, content, design, strategy and entrepreneurship, I’ve learned that clarity rarely comes from doing more. It comes from understanding what matters to you, where your strengths lie, and what kind of work you actually want to build.
Through 1:1 guidance, practical resources and creative workshops, I share what I’ve learned with photographers and multidisciplinary creatives building a career on their own terms.
01 — CREATIVE DIRECTION SESSION
When you have too many ideas and need help finding the thread.
A focused 90-minute session for creatives who feel stuck, scattered or unsure what direction to take next.
We can look at your positioning, offers, creative direction, website, personal brand, content or the bigger picture of where your work is heading — and turn the mess in your head into something clearer and more actionable.
You’ll leave with a clearer direction, concrete next steps and a short written summary of what we discussed.
Good for:
Photographers · Designers · Content creators · Multi-passionate creatives · Creative founders
Format:
90-minute Zoom session
Pre-session questionnaire
Written direction + next steps
7-day follow-up
USD 250
03 —WORKSHOPS + CREATIVE EXPERIENCES
Alongside the practical side of creative work, I’m becoming increasingly interested in creativity as something we can return to simply because it feels good to make things.
Future workshops and small-group experiences will explore creativity, mindful art, visual storytelling, personal expression and the space between building a creative career and staying connected to the person underneath it.
Some will be practical.
Some will be reflective.
Some might involve cameras, paint, movement or sitting somewhere beautiful with a notebook.
This part is still unfolding. Stay tuned.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF CREATIVE CAREER
I don’t think you need to optimise every part of yourself.
I care about meaningful work, but I also care about having a life outside of it.
About building a career that leaves space for curiosity, hobbies, rest, relationships, movement, nature and the parts of creativity that don’t need to earn their keep.
That philosophy runs through the guidance and resources I create here — practical enough to help you move forward, but never built around the idea that you should constantly be doing more.
If you’re somewhere in the messy middle — too many ideas, a changing direction, a portfolio that no longer feels like you, or simply a sense that something needs to shift — you don’t need to have the answer before reaching out.
Tell me where you are, and we can figure out what would actually be useful.