The power that comes from embracing your flaws as a creative, and welcoming in your most authentic self. Notes by Zoe Broome.

Alice Harper on why feminism is her favourite F word. (We’re sure Frizz is her second favourite, so we won’t hold any grudges for now).

Alice Lock’s playful and vibrant photography, demonstrating 4 fool-proof steps to help you conquer happiness, once and for all.

A short interview with Erin Bradley, a freelance illustrator and motion graphics artist based in LA.

Who knew your phone could be the catalyst for your deepest and most magical thoughts to surface and transform into prose? iPhone poetry by Ollie Silvester.

 Let’s stop trying too hard and admit that our love for High School Musical 2 is completely unironic. How to be unapologetic with your guilty pleasures.

Have a look at Brisbane-based photographer Millie Elliott’s gorgeous work, exploring the blurs between fact and fiction.

Mary’s notes on owning her queerness and embracing her femme sides.

Driva, a Dominican Republic-based artist, is here to encourage a good cry every now and then.

If you’re going to lie in bed scrolling for an hour in the morning, at least make it fun, enlightening & creative.

Because “new year new me” sucks, but “new year lets love ourselves” is grand.

You can only ever fail as an artist by quitting. Words by image-maker and guitar-pedal-maker Lottie Canto.

Get all dressed up and take yourself out on a date. You deserve it hunny.

London-based costume maker Lottie Smith talks about good days and bad days within her freelance work.

Wear that orange jumpsuit and don’t back down. The finale in Hope’s trilogy on girl power.

A short film and poem exploring emotions and the colour blue, by Rhiannon Jenkins.

I’m bored of seeing the same hetero cisgender storyline play out over and over in film & TV.