Connecting Makers | New Programme Launch
Join Applied Arts Scotland to hear about the relaunch of the Connecting Makers programme; with entirely new and expanded paid opportunities for our Members to share their expertise and learning […]
Join Applied Arts Scotland to hear about the relaunch of the Connecting Makers programme; with entirely new and expanded paid opportunities for our Members to share their expertise and learning […]
In this hands-on session, web designer and digital strategist Yarrow Magdalena guides you through everything you need to show up confidently on Instagram from setting intentions and boundaries around your use of the platform, to profile setup, branded Canva templates, collaborations, cross-publishing, and strategies for engagement, list growth and sales. Whether you’re just getting started or ready to refine your approach, you’ll leave with practical tools and a clearer sense of your own voice.
Word counts on your funding application driving you to distraction? Learn how to use the timeline to say more, prove your experience, show how your learning informs your project, and flesh out why your proposal has wings and why you should get funded in our third session of Connecting Makers Funding Applications In-depth. This is the place for more information that helps your application be low risk to the funder, experience, relationships, learning specific to what you want to achieve. I’ll bring my examples: winning, needing more information (conditional), and welcome yours, if you would like to share. Led by interdisciplinary artist Carrie Fertig.
The budget is just as important as the proposal; it’s a looking glass into your project management skills, and a critical factor in the risk the funder must consider to make their decision. In our second session of Connecting Makers Funding Applications In-depth, learn how to make a budget that pays yourself and any others involved fairly, includes every bit of in-kind, let’s the funder know it’s low risk, and informs your proposal with deep understanding of what is possible within the financial limits of a particular fund. Led by ceramicist Amy Benzie and interdisciplinary artist Carrie Fertig.
This first in Connecting Makers Mini Series on Funding Applications, Ceramicist Amy Benzie and interdisciplinary artist Carrie Fertig welcome you to an open conversation on funding application proposals: dreaming big, ticking boxes, whilst being true to you and your goals. In this session, we will introduce the five-part weekly mini series, explaining why all parts; the proposal, budget, timeline, attachments, and evaluation are equally important and how they fit together to build an application far more likely to succeed. After this short introduction, we will focus on the Proposal.
Applied Arts Scotland’s Connecting Makers is delighted to announce our first Makers Gathering in Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire. If you are an Applied Arts Scotland Member we invite you to join us for the fifth gathering of Mearns Creative Collective, a new group of makers/creatives of every persuasion living in the Mearns.
Join makers Cally Booker and Elisabeth Culshaw on this discussion of online workshops; from making the decision to add to, or replace in-person teaching, to the behind the scenes work, gaining an international audience, and building a name for yourself in this space. With many years of planning, developing, running, and honing online workshops for their businesses, Cally and Elisabeth share their knowledge and learning. Grow your Practice with Online Workshops is for makers looking to up their game in this sector, and those who are considering making the leap to online workshops, who could benefit from expert advice.
Connecting Maker’s Face-to-Face Selling interactive learning event will help you hone in on selling your story, make an immediate connection with customers, educate potential customers, and turn customers into life long fans.
Join AAS Chair Lynne Hocking at the next Connecting Makers session, where she will launch and share details of Members-led fund, Commoning Craft.