Have you ever dreamed of being a successful textile designer? Or using your artistic ability to grow a thriving lifestyle brand?
Susan Troy shares her journey with launching her own textile business (one that is already processing orders and getting interview requests from publications!). We talk textile painting, trusting your intuition in art and business, AND the #1 thing
Learning to create the perfect brand board is essential to easily develop the right content, attract the right people and grow your audience.
How much more enjoyable is life when you lift the pressure of having a specific destination in mind and just follow the most beautiful path? So much more. But that’s not the easiest thing to do (at least for me, it’s not).
As someone with an achieving mindset and lofty goals it can be so hard to let go of expectations and follow your heart. It’s scary, what if the most beautiful path doesn’t lead to the destination you want? But I can honestly say that the best things in my life have come from turning off my brain, listening my intuition and following something that felt beautiful in the moment. (more…)
Last week I shared this gorgeous Mood Board and talked about my new monthly series.
The response has been amazing. Between the loving comments and hundreds of shares on social media, I couldn’t be happier :)
Regardless of whether you’re developing your brand right now or have a long-standing brand identity in place, it’s a good idea to have a brand style guide.
A brand style guide is a quick reference visual guide that communicates not only the look and feel of your brand, but also provides basic specifications for your brand assets (logo, colors, fonts, patterns).
Are you trying to brand your business but feeling totally lost and uninspired? Are you’re frustrated because you can’t find branding inspiration that feels like ‘you’?
If so, you’re not alone. The number one thing I hear from my clients is their desire to have branding that feels like them and communicates their personality.
But if you’re looking for examples to pass along to a designer (or use to DIY-it) and nothing you’re coming across feels right, it can be really frustrating.
