1
Reading
A Creative Compass
Emma Gannon
A book on creativity that serves as a companion for the uncertain, non-linear parts of creative work and a reminder that wandering can still be a way of moving forward.
A monthly selection of moments, ideas, encounters, and discoveries worth keeping.

The monthly collection
Five things worth keeping1
Reading
Emma Gannon
A book on creativity that serves as a companion for the uncertain, non-linear parts of creative work and a reminder that wandering can still be a way of moving forward.
2
Browsing
Leanne Ford
A very visual and tactile invitation to trust instinct, leave room for play, and try new things to allow your soul to create at ease. This is a beautiful magazine worth collecting but unfortunately no longer in print. I borrowed it from a friend that is my inspiration in all things crafts, drawing, painting, colouring, and collaging.
3
Listening
Anna Corinne
Like Mary Oliver's soothing words but in weekly audio installments: a generous and soothing reminder to release perfection and find your place in the world. A mega inspiration from a genuine supercreative!
4
Watching
Kirby Ferguson
A playful look at how we borrow, combine, and transform ideas into something new. The first part focuses on music and sampling and reminds me a lot of the book “Steal like an artist” by Austin Kleon. The second is about art making and the final part is all about AI.
5
Experiencing
My last day at work had me facilitating a kick-off activity that would close one chapter for me while beginning another for the organisation I have helped in the past 9 months. It was a great creative workshop that gave hands-on recommendations to my colleagues and a lot of personal satisfaction to me. I am grateful for my time at Clownronden and so curious for my next chapter!