So today I am back with a long time favourite post of mine to do but one that I haven't done in over a year and a half! I used to post my free font favourites monthly from July till December 2014 but never ended up carrying it on after that point. However, I am back now with some of my favourite fonts from over the past 10 months!

Another Shabby // Neotric // Chasing Embers // Dreamwalker // Sweet Pea // From The Woods // LillyBelle

Title font: Ostrich Sans

There is definitely a common theme with the ones I've shared above- hand drawn and textured! I think a lot of my artwork and design work has moved towards this kind of aesthetic and it has definitely impacted which fonts I'm drawn too. 

As always these fonts are free to download but they all have their terms and conditions as to how and where you can use them so please do check out that before going and using them! Also try and credit the creator where possible as it's the best way for them to get recognition too!

I hope you enjoy using these fonts, let me know how you use them & any current fonts you're enjoying using! 

So it's been just over 10 months since I started my #Create365 project and within these past 10 months I have learned sooo much! I have learned about ways I enjoy working on projects daily, how I use certain tools and way more. I thought it would be awesome to share some insight on the things I've learned and add a couple of the pieces I've done lately that I've not shared. 

It's been a really long time since I've shared or spoken about anything related to music in a while but I've been refinding old music loves recently that I felt needed to share some of those -as well as some new finds- that I feel are underrated in the music!

Obviously it comes to no surprise that I am a big lover of all things inspirational. If you've been following this blog from near the beginning you may remember my old "Weekly Words" posts that I would share on a Friday and would have some quote that I had "designed" up on Illustrator then some words about why they were important to me. But yeah anyway, as I was saying, I love to be surrounded by inspiration and my bedroom wall is no exception!

A while ago I read one of Charli Marie's posts about basically having wall art and also watched her YouTube video about hanging these pieces up and started getting me thinking about my own "wall of inspiration". 

My wall is mainly covered in postcards from Paperchase just due to the fact that I visit the store often, the postcards are cheap and they're usually pretty darn cute! But I do have the odd piece of artwork on my wall that I have bought from an artist and it honestly just livens it up so much more!

The main reason I think it's important to have a wall like this, whether you're a creator or not is that not only does it look aesthetically pleasing but it can really give you that little extra push to get your work done! So many of the pieces I have on my wall that I have bought myself are typographical ones with inspirational quotes.

Although, my wall does also have little keepsakes around it too, with postcards from places I've visited, to old Polaroids from when I was a kid. Including these things on my wall really gives it a personal touch and makes me happy when I look at them and think of those memories.

Do you have your own inspiration wall/space? Where do you get your stuff from?

Today is the first of October and to me, it means it starting to really feel a lot like Autumn!