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Have you ever wondered if your art is good enough to share or how to turn your creativity into a real career? Maybe you dream of seeing your patterns on products but feel lost about where to start — or still hesitate to call yourself an artist because it feels too bold.

Now it’s time to create, share, and step fully into the artist you’ve always been.

You’ve carried the dream long enough.

The 2026 Prompts, Pitch & POD Guide is your year-long creative roadmap — designed to help surface designers and artists stay inspired, organised, and in tune with industry timelines.

Inside, you’ll find 13 months of strategic prompts, two on-trend colour palettes per month, pitching and upload timelines, and a bonus wallpaper & blender section to help you expand your portfolio across multiple markets.

It’s more than a list of ideas — it’s an intentional plan for growth.

With each prompt, you’ll learn to create art that's market-ready, so you can pitch with confidence, upload at the right time, and build momentum in your creative business.

Create with purpose, pitch with confidence, and build a portfolio that sells.

The 2026 Prompts, Pitch & P.O.D. Guide

The Artist Planner 2026 was designed by an artist, for artists. I understand the ebb and flow of creative life — the bursts of inspiration, the deadlines, and the quiet in-between. This planner is for those who want to stay organised while keeping their art at the heart of everything they do.

Inside, you’ll find pages to plan collections, track income, set goals, and explore gentle prompts to help you stay aligned with your vision. Every page was thoughtfully designed with you in mind.

Whether you use it digitally on your iPad or as a physical paperback, this planner will help you stay intentional, consistent, and creatively fulfilled all year long.

A Creative Business Planner for Artists, Illustrators & Surface Designers

The 2026 Artist Planner

It took me years to give myself permission to call myself an artist.
As a child, I was always drawing and doodling. But my parents told me that being an artist wasn’t a real career, and for a long time, I believed them. I grew up feeling confused and quietly unhappy — like a part of me was waiting for permission to exist.

Then one day, I realised I wasn’t alone.

After sharing a post on Instagram, messages came flooding in from other surface designers who said they felt like imposters every time they called themselves “artists.” I knew that feeling too. But not anymore.

It’s time for us to embrace who we are — to stop waiting for approval and start owning our creative identity. To give ourselves permission to create, to dream, and to claim the title of artist — today.