Movement can be a form of self study. Lauren’s story shows how practice, community, and compassion can reshape the way people see themselves. Her journey reflects the power of a creative space built on kindness, curiosity, and care.

Dan’s reflections remind us that creative growth doesn’t always come from chasing reinvention. It comes from staying curious, trusting your instincts, and letting space, not stress do its quiet work.

Laura’s story reminds us that creativity isn’t always about performance — it’s about curiosity, courage, and connection. She shows that the real work often happens behind the scenes, in the quiet rehearsal rooms where imagination and empathy meet.

Stephanie Scott’s work is rich with colour, detail, and quiet joy. A conversation about noticing, creating, and finding inspiration in the tactile world.

Julie’s story is a reminder that creativity often begins with listening. By starting every styling session with curiosity, not trends, she creates space for personal expression to lead. It is a simple shift that makes the work more human and more lasting.

Side quests are not distractions. They are skill runs that eventually power the main quest. Ryan pairs deep research with flow so ideas have both structure and spark. Let the work rest. Return with fresh eyes. Then release.

Jamie shows us that type design is everywhere, on our screens, in our hands, and on the biggest stages in the world, yet we rarely notice it. Behind every letter is a creative decision that shapes how we read and feel.

Artist Jackie Bradshaw shares how childhood wonder, neurodivergence, and unexpected marks shape her imaginative, surreal practice. Part of the 6Qs with Christine series.

"Even commissioned subjects end up being intuitive for me. I've always had a 'no plans just draw' attitude."

“I tell myself— this isn’t working the way I want it to right now, but I know it eventually will. It always does.” -Stephanie Boutari