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During the design process of a product or service, the implementation of reducing impact on the world and sustainability is often neglected. I think this is a shame, as there’s a lot of options available. And the best thing is, it does not have to be a major overhaul or even that expensive! In fact, awareness and small implementations are already a step towards a healthier planet. I think most people just need that little nudge in the right direction. Design with the planet in mind! Getting excited? No matter what kind of project you have in mind, I'm confident we can turn it into something that you'll be proud of and fits all your needs. So, let's go on this design journey and create something amazing and fun! Get in touch to see what I can do for you! → Bee healthy! I think there’s more to being sustainable than just calculating carbon emissions or promising to plant a tree for every product made. Don’t get me wrong, these are good first steps to take, but I think we can do even better than that. We should not just be aware of our impact on the world, but also be specific and transparent about it. ​ I want to contribute to making the world a better place, which is why I make durability and sustainability a core aspect of everything I design. This applies not just to my clients, but also myself. While designing, I take several factors in account. ​ All products are designed and produced locally, significantly lowering the impact compared to long distance transport. Everything is made from either recycled materials or (more) sustainable materials compared to its traditional counterpart. To name a few, paper made from agricultural waste or stone waste are great alternatives, eliminating the need to cut trees and instead using materials that are already part of other processes. ​ ​

Spring is almost here, baby! Here we are again! We’re already on the second edition of the monthly inspiration newsletter. Even though February is the shortest month of the year, the fact that it’s the last stretch before we welcome the spring season always makes it feel so long to me. I hope the upcoming month will be sunnier for you, too. Unfortunately, due to a very unexpected loss close to me, I have spent little time being creative this month. Instead, I focused on grieving and recharging; I’m going to pour all of that recharged creative energy into March. For now, I hope this batch of inspiration recharges you too and motivates you to do some creative things! Now, let's get into the creative inspiration for this month! Posts to inspire some ideas 💡✨ These month’s online treasures are a small selection of the things that inspired me. Click on the image to see the original post! Typeface of the month This font by Garisman Std reminds me of the beautiful handwritten displays at local markets, at that one particular food stall you can smell from the other side of the street. 🐟 🧀 Creative things I tried in February: One thing that helped me tremendously this month is the book The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. This book is incredibly insightful and helps you figure out creative blocks that you come across in life and encourages you to make more time for your inner artist. The guide is 12 weeks and is based on two core principals: The Morning Pages and The Artist Date. I highly recommend this book to anyone! Feeling inspired yet? I'd love to see what wonderfully creative things you come up with! Share your ideas and creations with me on Instagram and Pinterest! That's it for now, thank you so much and stay tuned for March's inspiration!

Let's start this year creative! Welcome to the first edition of Melsie's monthly inspiration. It's great to be here! Most of us have a big new year's resolution for the new year, and I'm no exception. In 2024 I want to really invest in working on my creativity, hence why you're getting this newsletter! This is my way of sharing some of my creative inspirations with you. I hope this will bring you some joy and inspire you to go do something creative too! The year has been slow for me so far, since I've spent all my time and energy in December to launch my online store. If you haven't yet seen the new products available, please consider checking them out. I would greatly appreciate it! Now, let's get into the creative inspiration for this month! Posts to inspire some ideas 💡✨ These are some of the treasures I came across while looking for inspiration on the web. Click on the image to see the original post! Typeface of the month This font made by Jetsmax Studio has a nice futuristic and modern touch. Perfect for an astronaut in need of some personal branding! 👩‍🚀 🚀 Creative things I tried in January: I've been contemplating to get into knitting for a while. I came across this book at the local craft store, and decided to take the plunge. It's a very comprehensive guide for beginners with easy to understand steps. They also have video tutorials available for free when you purchase the book. I can't wait to knit something nice! Feeling inspired yet? I'd love to see what wonderfully creative things you come up with! Share your ideas and creations with me on Instagram and Pinterest! That's it for now, thank you so much and stay tuned for February's treasures!