Small Fry will host an honest talk with Meg Fatharly (Printcess Meg) on her own experience around building a creative life before you feel confident, qualified, or certain it will work.
Meg Fatharly is an artist known for her hand-embossed tin artworks that capture the thoughts we don’t always say out loud. Through growing her own personal global audience she has captured the attention of renowned brands such as V&A and Fortnum and Masons.
The talk will include Meg’s journey as a printmaker and illustrator, touching on her growth as an artist on and off social media and how her analogue world has often overlapped with her digital presence.
What to expect:
✏️ Why sharing imperfect work can be more powerful than waiting for perfection
???????? How honesty and vulnerability create real audience connection
???? Lessons from growing an audience through storytelling and process
???? Practical ways to show up online and share your work without burning out
Who it’s for:
Creatives, illustrators, designers, and anyone building (or wanting to build) a creative sustainable practice. You’ll leave with simple, actionable ways to start sharing your work consistently, and a clearer sense of what ‘showing up’ could look like for you.
