Remote Creative Agency

04/11/2026

04/11/2026

hailing in the mountains

04/04/2026

watching a live stream 💧

04/04/2026

VISUAL CREATIVES: JOIN THE FREE "BREAKING INTO MURALS" WORKSHOP

Want to break into murals, book higher-paying creative projects, and build a more sustainable visual creative business in 2026?

This free live workshop is for graphic designers, illustrators, and visual creatives who want to start landing mural projects in the $2K-20K range - without feeling lost on pricing, proposals, or where to find clients.

In this 1-hour power-packed workshop, you’ll learn:

✅ How to start small with murals and build momentum without feeling overwhelmed
✅ How to price mural projects professionally so your work is actually sustainable
✅ What to know about contracts, insurance, and timelines before taking on client work
✅ How to find real mural opportunities in your area
✅ How to connect with ideal clients without relying on random Instagram posts
✅ How to position yourself as the muralist people want to hire
✅ How to present mural concepts with confidence using polished mockups, budgets, and timelines
✅ What to include in a mural proposal so clients clearly see your value
✅ How to pitch mural ideas in a way that inspires trust and excitement

This workshop is especially for creatives who are asking:
- How do I even get started with murals?
- How do I figure out what to charge?
- How do I find clients who actually want murals?
- Why am I posting online but not getting projects?
- How do I stand out from other artists?
- What should I include in a proposal?
- How do I make clients say yes?

You’ll hear directly from:

🎤 Logan Elliott - Founder & CEO, Flammable Entrepreneur Coaching
Business coach and entrepreneur with 11+ years of experience helping visual creatives build profitable, sustainable businesses.

🎤 Cortlan Waters Bartley - Founder, cwbletters.com
Hand lettering artist and modern calligrapher known for custom windows, chalkboards, murals, and hand-lettered visuals for businesses.

🎤 Christine Parker - Founder, christineparkerco.com
Designer and illustrator known for bold, expressive lettering, pattern design, and vibrant visual work full of personality.

If you’re ready to:

✨ Break into murals with more clarity and confidence
✨ Stop undercharging and start pricing your work professionally
✨ Find better-fit mural clients
✨ Create proposals that feel polished and persuasive
✨ Build a visual creative business that feels sustainable

Then this workshop is for you.

📅 Thursday, April 9th, 2026
🕚 10am-11am PT / 1-2pm ET
📍 Live on Zoom (replay included)

👉 Join the free "Breaking Into Murals" workshop now

04/02/2026

California is cracking down on AI-generated content with a new law that requires creators to clearly label anything made or heavily altered using artificial intelligence.

Under the California AI Transparency Act and a new executive order from Governor Gavin Newsom, AI-generated videos, images, and audio must include visible or embedded watermarks to show they’re not real.

The goal is to slow down deepfakes, scams, and misinformation that have been spreading rapidly online.

If creators fail to label their AI content, they could face fines reaching up to $5,000 per violation, depending on how serious or repeated the offense is.

Basically… if it’s fake, you gotta say it 👀

03/26/2026

rest & reset

03/20/2026

An estimated 2,500,000 people have pledged to stop using ChatGPT as part of the “QuitGPT” boycott that emerged after OpenAI signed a deal allowing the U.S. Department of Defense to use its AI systems.

The agreement allows the Pentagon to deploy OpenAI’s technology on classified networks, sparking criticism from some users worried about potential military, surveillance, or defense-related applications.

The boycott campaign spread across social media within days, with users posting cancellations of paid subscriptions and urging others to leave the platform.

Despite the backlash, ChatGPT remains one of the largest AI platforms with more than 900,000,000 users worldwide, meaning the boycott represents only a small portion of its total user base.