I’ve got some exciting news today. Spoonflower’s free annual Surface Design Symposium is just around the corner, and if you’re a surface design lover (and I guess you are since you’re here!), this is an event you won’t want to miss!

Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been around the block, there’s something here for everyone. They’ve got a bunch of awesome topics lined up, and some seriously talented artists and designers are gonna be sharing their wisdom.

If you’re anything like me, you have an ever-growing wishlist of creative online classes you want to buy/watch. Or is it just me? Domestika is running a super generous sale at the moment, so it’s the perfect time to make that fabulous wishlist shorter.

Domestika courses are some of the best ones out there, and they have many that are geared towards surface pattern designers specifically, so get ready to make some hard decisions!

Hey there fellow creative entrepreneur! If you’re looking for a way to take your creative business to the next level, this might be the post for you. Did you know that Spoonflower, the popular custom fabric and wallpaper printing company, has a bi-annual grant that can help you do just that? And the deadline for applying is just around the corner! So read on…

Spoonflower’s free annual Surface Design Symposium is happening this week on Friday the 4th of November, and if you’re into surface pattern design, you won’t want to miss it!

No matter if you’re starting out or know your way around the topic, I think there’ll be something for everyone and a good chance that we can all learn a thing or two. The topics included are all-time favourites and are gonna be delivered by a lineup of amazingly talented artists and designers.

Did you join the free ‘Get Ready for Licensing Challenge’ with Juliet Meeks that I wrote about in my last post? I did, and it was packed with really useful info. I hope you managed to join in and learn a thing or two, like me!

If you want to keep going with the licensing journey, her ‘Licensing for Artists’ course might be the next step, and it’s open now for enrolment.