Ink HubA creative workspace for artists building projects with executive flair with coaching from Scribble Ink and a 22-strong virtual advisory board.
Shape your world, choose advice, prepare and record your own actions, then collect evidence in your Portfolio.
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Imagine a world where, as an artist, you have a loyal team handling the operational heavy lifting, so you can make the music, write the books, direct the film, curate the exhibition, the festival or other quirky interdisciplinary experience. Then with a 22-strong virtual advisory board and Scribble Ink's creative writing and enterprise coaching content, turn that vision into a worked out plan. Your advisors handle the not-so-thrilling work around budgets, marketing, logistics, while you make the calls and bring the work into the world. This is more than a project management tool, this is a creative command centre in your pocket.
The planned Ink Hub offer is £15.99 per month after a 7-day trial. Scribble Ink Academy is £759.99 for a 12-month programme including 12 months of Ink Hub access. Membership Journeys 2 and 3 are planned to receive 20% off annual Ink Hub billing only; annual billing is £172.69, or £138.15 for verified members. No billing is active in this preview.
Capture your practice, strengths, constraints and ambitions once, then keep it current.
Define the intention, audience, resources, budget, milestones, risks and measures of progress.
Receive project-specific guidance from the virtual advisers, with facts separated from assumptions and questions.
Turn chosen advice into practical tasks and editable working deliverables while preserving your decisions.
You review, adapt and carry out every consequential external action; Ink Hub never acts as you.
Record outcomes and evidence, then use them to improve later advice and your final impact report.
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Start with the profile, then build your first project brief.
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All 22 virtual advisors are available to every artist. AI is unavailable right now, so project guidance is rule-based, not live research.
Most artists are told to 'be more business-like'. That usually means copying a structure built for someone else's work. Ink Hub asks a different question: if your practice had a board, what would each seat ask you this month? Start with the profile — it is the only thing the whole board reads.
In coaching sessions the artists who finish projects are rarely the ones with the most time or money. They are the ones who wrote their constraints down first. Fill in the realistic-hours and budget questions honestly; the board's advice changes completely depending on them.