ECO Toolkit
for Creatives
There is no fully sustainable creative practice. There are better and worse decisions at every stage, and most of us were never shown where those decisions sit.
A working guide to developing sustainable habits to your creative practice. Supported by the SG Eco Fund.
What's inside
• 70 pages, PDF
• Material specification: what to ask, what to avoid
• Waste handling across a project lifecycle
• Supplier questions and how to read the answers
• Client conversations: pricing and defending the choice
• [Checklist / template list]
Who this is for
Practitioners who work with physical materials and want to make better decisions without pretending to a certainty they do not have.
Illustrators, muralists, photographers, designers, filmmakers, theatre makers, and educators. Studios and freelancers.
Why it exists
This is drawn from a decade of commissioned work and the studio built around it. The first shift was small: swapping single-use plastic paint palettes for metal containers that get washed and carried and used for years. Everything else compounded from there.
The toolkit does not ask for perfection. Guilt is not a strategy. It asks for movement, and it shows you where to put it.
Workshops and
mentorships at:
For institutions
These toolkits are also available as a package for schools, universities, and organisations booking a workshop. Sessions can be adapted to your students, staff, or programme.
Get in touch to talk it through.