Artist Resources

When you’re exploring the process of starting or growing a creative business, it can be hard to know where to turn.

We’ve put together the following tools and resources to help you get started.

April Client of the Month: Kate Lavut

April Client of the Month: Kate Lavut

Meet Kate Lavut, our April Client of the Month! Kate is the playwright of A Little Bit Pregnant and is also the author and illustrator of the graphic novel ‘Chico’ which was shortlisted for the Quebec Writers Federation Prize for Children’s and Young Adult Literature. In 2015, she founded Paper Dog Press, a small publishing house that specializes in illustrated children’s books and graphic novels that are all printed locally in Montreal. She published ‘Crowned in Curls’, by 14-year-old author Aisha Boubacar which gained national attention and is currently in talks to become a television series.

Did You Miss Out On Our Business Skills for Creative Souls Artists Conference?

Did You Miss Out On Our Business Skills for Creative Souls Artists Conference?

Last Monday, the Unitarian Church of Montreal was buzzing with energy as close to 100 artists and creatives gathered, all eager to delve into the strategies for thriving as an artist.

Our panels were packed with insight, covering everything from earning a livable income to defining success on your terms. Speakers shared invaluable tips on finding your niche, bouncing back from rejection, and crafting your unique path to success as an artist.

English Mental Health Services & Resources

No matter where you are on your employment or entrepreneurial journey, taking care of your mental health is important. To help you find the support you need, we have compiled a comprehensive list of English-language mental health resources across the province. Whether you need help with stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues, there are resources available to support you. Don’t hesitate to prioritize your mental well-being and explore these resources today.

Monetization for Artists

Monetization for Artists

As an artist, chances are you spend a lot of money creating your work. Your financial plan includes expenses like promotion, venue costs, hires, and artist fees…but where does the revenue come from?​
​Having a plan and a timeline in place before launching your art-based business is key to understanding whether your cashflow is positive, or if you’re going to need some extra cash and need to consider taking out a loan or saving money first.​