Discover Yourself
What do you enjoy? What matters to you? What would you like to try? Discover Yourself begins with curiosity and offers creative ways to explore the answers.
Choose a starting point
The nine development destinations below offer different questions to explore. Select one to read more, or follow your curiosity through several. You can change direction or ask a Creative Guide to help you choose.
- 1 · All About Me
- 2 · Identity & Ideals
- 3 · Messages
- 4 · Telling Stories
- 5 · Belonging
- 6 · Connecting Places
- 7 · Order and Organisation
- 8 · Make a Difference
- 9 · Looking Forward
1 · All About Me
What do I enjoy? What makes me curious? Begin with favourites, interests and positive experiences. This Is Who I Am uses words, drawings or selected images to bring together things that feel meaningful to you.
2 · Identity & Ideals
What matters to me? What represents me? Explore values, interests and the symbols you connect with. My Identity Canvas and My Personal Logo offer ways to bring colours, shapes and imagery together in a personal design.
3 · Messages
What would I like to say? Choose an idea, message or feeling you would like to communicate. Design Your Tee invites you to plan how images, colours or words might carry that message.
4 · Telling Stories
What story would I like to tell? Explore how an image, a sequence or a creative object can carry a story. It could be imagined, connected to an interest or drawn from something you choose to share. Personal disclosure is optional.
5 · Belonging
Where do I feel connected? Consider the groups, relationships or shared interests that matter to you. Collaborative creative work can offer a starting point for exploring contribution and connection.
6 · Connecting Places
Which places inspire my curiosity? Explore connections with local places, culture and creative environments. A place, journey or encounter can become a starting point for an artwork or a question you want to explore further.
7 · Order and Organisation
How could I turn an idea into a plan? Choose materials, arrange ideas and think through the steps of a creative project. Planning a design and trying it in practice offer opportunities to make decisions and refine your approach.
8 · Make a Difference
What would I like to contribute? Explore a cause, a community theme or a positive message. Consider how a creative contribution might communicate an idea or invite others into a conversation.
9 · Looking Forward
What might I try next? Notice what you enjoyed, what you would like to practise and which possibilities interest you. A next step might be another activity, a new technique or a conversation with a Creative Guide.
Return to the nine destinations

Original programme artwork. Current formats and availability are discussed for each enquiry.
From a starting point to an activity
The developing Identity & Self-Expression collection brings together five activity cards: This Is Who I Am, My Identity Canvas, Design Your Tee, Create Your Tee and My Personal Logo. Each offers a different way to explore your choices through creative making.
The destinations describe the purpose of the experience. An activity can connect with more than one destination, and a group can return to a theme over time. Ask us which activities and formats are available for the experience you are planning.
A journey, at your pace
Explore. Notice what interests you. Discover. Find connections and possibilities. Define. Choose what you want to say. Develop. Try, practise and refine. Express positively. Make something meaningful and decide how you want to share it.
These moments can happen within one activity or across a longer programme. You can revisit an idea, change direction or spend more time exploring.
Your way to participate
Writing and drawing are possibilities, alongside choosing images, talking through an idea or working with symbols. Sharing a personal story is optional. The activity should leave room for your own choices.
Schools and group organisers can discuss communication preferences, access, pacing and familiar support before a session. The Creative Guide and host agree the practical arrangements together.
Where could your discoveries lead?
A drawing might become a canvas. A symbol might become a T-shirt design. A favourite sound or story might suggest a new creative direction. My Creative Voice helps connect the things you discover with the forms of expression you would like to explore further.
