Speakers

Nina built a small creative studio from solo practice to 10 people in under a year. She is a big advocate for staying intentionally small.

Elias helps creative people communicate their work online without losing their actual voice in the process.

Mary works with print, textiles, and small-batch visual production. She is an expert of turning ideas into wearable printed statements.

Adrian works with large companies while building a flexible, mobile creative practice. He teaches others how to pitch their way into bigger rooms.

Jonas Reed is an editor, moderator, and cultural researcher focused on how technology changes the way creative work is made, valued, and discussed.

Clara is a finance educator who helps freelancers and independent creatives understand money without shame, panic, or unnecessary jargon.

Tomas Keller is a design business consultant who helps creatives price their work, structure better offers, and build healthier client relationships.

Julian is an author and essayist known for his deliberately analog writing practice and his daily use of a typewriter. His work explores attention, discipline, and the creative value of slowing down in a world obsessed with speed.