Creative Ladies Unite

Brace yourself Australia: 16 creative ladies and their thoughts on design, business and life are about to hit a bookshelf near you! Following on from her 2011 release of the same name, Tess McCabe – leader and mother hen of Melbourne’s Creative Women’s Circle – is all set to launch Conversations With Creative Women V2 tomorrow evening in Brunswick. Featuring interviews with stylist Megan Morton, interior designer Anna Spiro, Bespoke Letterpress’ Alischa Herrmann, photographer Olga Bennett, footwear designer Georgia Hobart, and a host of other creatives from all fields, the book is a treat for anyone interested in learning how to establish a creative business – or anyone who’s simply interested in the work and journeys of this talented bunch! Their collective wisdom is beautifully complemented by illustrations from a selection of local artists, including Peppermint friend Letitia Green who designed our very first More Than Words poster! To keep the love flowing and encourage all you creative women out there, we have three copies of the book to give away! To go in the draw, comment below with which women inspire you most. {Competition closes Wed, Nov 20th at 5pm. Australian postal addresses only}.

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