In the ever-expanding world of newsletters, Substack has become the go-to platform for creatives looking for inspiration, community, and a touch of genius delivered straight to their inboxes. If you’re on the hunt for newsletters that spark ideas and energise your creativity, these five picks should be on your radar – read on to find out more.
Brand Seasons by Sarah Robertson
A visual feast of seasonal branding insights and creative strategies, Sarah Robertson’s newsletter is an invaluable resource for exploring how seasons influence design, marketing and cultural aesthetics. Whether you’re a designer or a dreamer, this one is a treat.
Jenny’s Substack – Let’s Art Together
For those who thrive on hands-on artistic projects and ideas, this newsletter is a warm, encouraging space. Packed with step-by-step guides, project inspiration, and musings on the creative process, Jenny’s newsletter feels like an artist’s cosy studio, minus the paint spills. This could be where your new batch of Aran yarn comes in handy, and you can visit The Wool Couture Company to stock up.
Living Small by Laura Fenton
Minimalists and small-space aficionados will adore this one, that’s for sure! Laura Fenton’s newsletter is a gentle yet profound reminder that living simply can fuel creative clarity. From practical tips on tiny home organisation to the emotional liberation of less, this inspires more than just your Pinterest boards.
The Creativity Business by Steve Pratt
Shifting the focus to the nuts and bolts of making creativity work as a career, Steve Pratt’s newsletter is a goldmine of insights. Balancing passion with profit has never felt more achievable, thanks to this expert pep talk.
The Stitch from The Stitch Needlepoint Club
Crafters will be charmed by this celebration of needlepoint. Blending patterns, tips, and community stories, The Stitch brings the joy of stitching to life. Whether you’re a pro or a beginner, it’s a delightful way to unwind and explore a craft steeped in tradition.
These are just a few of the thousands of Substack newsletters you can enjoy, and there’s definitely something for everyone.