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Life is better with a little colour

Life is better with a little colour

Hello, I’m Emma

An artist and coach who believes life is better with a little more colour. Inspired by nature, creativity and human connection, I create intuitive, mixed-media artwork that celebrates freedom and self-expression. As a qualified NLP Practitioner and applied behavioural colour psychology practitioner, I bring creativity into everyday life through my artwork, Joy & Colour 2027 Calendar, 30 Days of Joy & Colour journal, coaching and ‘Colour & Creativity’ workshops.

Experience Joy & Colour

Calendar 2027

A beautiful calendar filled with my colourful, original artwork, inspiring questions and coach-led prompts to discover how we can bring more joy and colour into our every day lives.

Workshops

The intention behind this Creative Workshop, is for connection, creativity and community, by creating colourful ways to pay it forward with ‘Random Acts of Kindness’.

Coaching

A space to pause, gain clarity, be curious and explore what’s possible. If you’re considering a new direction, I help people reconnect with what matters and find new perspectives.

Clients testimonials

I’ve had the pleasure of working with some incredible people. Here’s what some of my clients have to say about the experience of working together.

Emma has managed to completely capture the spirit of my dad, so much care and thought have gone into the painting.  I don’t think there is one brush stroke that does not have some meaning to me.  It is absolutely glorious!  It is an explosion of love, joy and life and I can now remember dad as he was and not what he had become.

A truly amazing experience, and I cannot recommend Emma highly enough.

FIONA, SURREY

Let’s talk

Life is better in colour don’t you think? I’d love to talk and hear more about you.

Colourful Conversations

With a keen interest in all things colour, creativity and connection, I often feel inspired to put pen to paper. Read more on my blog.

Latest posts

The little things matter

Every year, I buy an A3 wall calendar and hang it in my kitchen. I love seeing a beautiful image each month, having all my plans in one place and being reminded of the things I’m looking forward to. But in a world that’s increasingly digital, I wanted to create something that felt a little…

Creativity, colour and making space for what makes us human

There’s something about the changing of seasons that makes me want to slow down. Over the summer, I deliberately took a little break from digital, from screens, devices and the constant ping of notifications. Of course, technology is fundamental to the way we operate today, but I found myself increasingly wanting to reconnect with people…

Creativity, Colour and the Courage to Rebuild

Earlier this year, I entered the uFurnish.com awards in the category Best Before & After Transformation, sharing the renovation journey of my home, Albany Cottage. And recently, I found out I’d been shortlisted. Honestly, it felt really special. Not simply because of the recognition, but because this project has represented so much more than interiors…

Ban Beige! Reflections & Creative Inspirations

I love this time of year. There’s a crispness in the air, the trees turn a magical array of mellow yellow, fiery orange, golden brown and rustic red, and I find myself craving a hot chocolate and a good book. (I’m still reading Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transform Us, it’s a wonderfully…

Creativity and Colour in Motion

In business, as in life, everything is cyclical. We move within natural rhythms and patterns of energy, time, and opportunity. Just as day turns to night and seasons shift from one to the next, our organisations, teams, and creative endeavours follow cycles of growth, reflection, and renewal. As August draws to a close and summer…

Nature as your strategist

There’s a long-standing belief that nature is our greatest teacher – personally, professionally, in coaching, and in business. Why? Because in nature, everything exists in balance. It understands its interconnectedness, plus the need for resilience and adaptability. There’s no resistance to change: trees don’t cling to their leaves in autumn, they simply let go. Nature…

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Blog

Discover my musings on all things colour, creativity and connection by reading my Colourful Conversations blog. Subscribe to receive the lastest issue directly into your inbox.

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