An online community that transcends disciplines, backgrounds & geography.

We use Slack, an online communication tool, to connect online.

This tool enables us to share what we’re working on, ask questions and find solutions together. You can share and arrange both your own virtual and physical meet-ups by connecting with others. Get in touch and we’ll send you the details.

Slack can be used on desktop computers and smart phones through their app, as well as through your browser.

How does it work?

Get logged on and you’re good to go. We do have some simple guidelines for usage. Read below for what the community is for and isn’t for.

Be open.

It’s OK to ask questions, to not be sure. If you want to know how someone has got to where they are, or the process used, it’s OK to ask, provided it’s done appropriately. That’s how we learn.

Be non-judgemental.

Our community is made up of a myriad of humans from various backgrounds and life experiences. We’re all different and that’s what makes us fantastic. We might not understand each other at times, but that’s OK. Let’s respect our differences.

Be nice.

We operate on an ethos of kindness and support and don’t tolerate bad behaviour. The platform is there for artists to connect and support one another, not compete or put down.

Be supportive.

A community is only as strong as its members that speak up and support each other. We’re all about reciprocation — so offer advice and support to others too.