The face behind Australian-based Ardent Soul Photography shares with us how she got started in photography, and how she captures the ‘perfect shot’.

Picking up the paintbrush started as a bit of a self-care hobby for Charlotte. But now it is more than just her that gets to enjoy all of the flowers that blossom from her canvases.

Dotted with daisies, this Kiwi artist’s paintings transport us to sunny meadows flowering and buzzing with all kinds of nature’s wonders.

Each brushstroke is always added intuitively to Deblina’s canvases. She shares her creative journey and what inspires her nature-filled works.

Heidi’s children didn’t enjoy school photographs… so she decided to embroider their portraits instead.

German artist Franziska Wiedemann’s is all about colour and retro vibes. A collaboration with ceramist Nela from Mion.Arts seemed the perfect match for Franziska’s Bonbon beaded jewellery collection, inspired by summer vacation shots from the ’60s and ’70s and “all things sweet”.

With the universe on her side, Kate was able to make the leap from her job as a primary school teacher to taking her love for art to the next level.

Embracing imperfection is one of Ashley's favourite things about pottery. The Australian mother-of-two shares how her journey started in the midst of the pandemic and how she juggles her creativity in her busy life.

For New Zealand-based Catherine Marion, calling a campervan home means that she has the freedom to enjoy not having to pay rent, while being travel anywhere. Best of all, it means being able to create with endless inspiration.

Inspired by the exploration of our inner worlds, thoughts and conversations, Surbi Chetty is a mixed media artist based in Sydney, Australia.

From being a nurse in the operating theatre, to crafting ceramics in her inner-city Melbourne apartment, creating with clay serves as both a creative outlet and healing modality for Aditi Rao.

As a hobby sewist in her teenage years, Michelle struggled to find corset patterns for the late Victorian silhouettes she loved best. So she started making them herself.