Build a process around the project.
Work through planning, file and asset organization, ideas, production tasks, and revisions. Connect AI to the tools you use and keep track of what’s ready, what changed, and what comes next.
02 / For your own creative practice
AI coaching for
your creative practice.
One-to-one guidance on using AI across your creative work and the running of your practice. Bring a project, a recurring task, or a part of your client process you want to improve. You don’t need previous AI experience.
Discuss individual coachingBring a creative question
Start where
you need a hand.
You might need a better way to organize project files, keep track of client requests, or move assets between applications. You might want help creating the work—or keeping up with proposals, follow-ups, invoice preparation, and delivery alongside it.
We’ll start with your work, experience, and goals, then agree on the focus and format. The session can follow a project or concentrate on one part of your creative process.
What we can work on.
Bring AI into the whole job: setting up a project, producing the work, handling revisions, and keeping the client side organized.
Keep the client side moving.
Explore ways to organize client notes, draft follow-ups, track agreed scope and outstanding tasks, and prepare invoice details for your review. Build routines that fit how you run your practice.
How we start
How we work
together.
Tell me what you’re making.
Share the project, skill, or question you want to work on, plus the tools you currently use.
Find the right focus.
We’ll discuss whether my experience fits what you need and agree on the session scope, format, and fee.
Work through it together.
Bring a brief, project folder, recurring task, or example of your client process. We’ll work through an approach using suitable tools and identify what to try next. That might be a clearer project structure, a revision tracker, or a repeatable way to prepare client updates.
Curious about
my approach?
Start with a talk or process breakdown to see how I connect creative decisions with practical tools.