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  • What would you do in your creative practice in the next 12 months if you weren’t afraid?
  • If you did this what could you learn about yourself? how could you grow even if you aren’t successful?
  • What are the first steps you could take to make this a reality?
  • What have you learnt about yourself from your creative practice over the last 12 months?
  • What do you most complain about in your current creative practice?
  • If you weren’t allowed to complain about this thing anymore, what action would you have to take?
  • Which activities, if doubled, would make your creative practice meaningfully better?
  • Which activities, if halved, would make your creative practice meaningfully better?

Creative Practice 12-month Self-Reflection Exercises downloadable PDF document

Creative Practice 12-month Self-Reflection Exercises downloadable PDF document

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Seaside Books - Intermediate Poetry Workshop

Join Blick residents @seasidebooksni for a six-week poetry workshop in our Great Northern Street Studios starting October 13th. Sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm GMT. £40 per person

This workshop is suitable for those who want to build upon an existing writing practice. We will focus on workshopping, editing, and preparing work for publication. Participants will be asked to bring work to discuss with other participants each week.

https://blickstudios.org/events/intermediate-poetry-workshop-3/
Blick Creative Fieldtrip – Pricing Your Creative Work

In this Creative Fieldtrip, designed specifically for Ulster University Enterprise Placement Year students, we’ll tackle one of the biggest challenges facing creatives starting out: How to Price Your Creative Work, whether you’re selling products or services.

Pricing your creative work isn’t easy, and there’s no one-size-fits-all formula. It’s about finding a balance between your costs and time, what other creatives charge, your level of experience and what people are willing to pay. It can also depend on how much you want to take on a particular project and the opportunities it might offer you to learn, develop your skills or build your portfolio.

Ultimately, pricing is a personal process, and one you’ll need to regularly review and revisit as your creative practice grows and evolves.

This is a closed event for Ulster University students 

https://blickstudios.org/events/blick-creative-fieldtrip-pricing-your-creative-work/
Belfast Community Plant Library 🪴 event at Bankmore Square for Culture Night 🌙