This month’s collection of finds revolves around movement. From the mesmerising pulse of jellyfish and a peek into the art of moving letters, to an innovative new way to transport liquids using paper bottles.

Okay, I’ve left it far too late to wish you all a happy New Year, so I hope your January has been a good one so far. This newsletter was supposed to be out weeks ago but hopefully this audio-heavy collection of finds will supply the soundtrack to the rest of the month.

This month’s edition has a sprinkling of festive cheer and some gift ideas alongside the usual creative creations that have caught our eye. Grab a brew and a handful of Christmas chocolates and click away.

This month’s studio collection feels loosely linked to my current autumnal mood. Brew some coffee, stick some music on and dive on into the work of some very talented folk.

Change is on the horizon. Whether it's how we work, shop, play or dine, for the foreseeable future things are going to be different. But with change comes opportunity and this month’s Five Finds is celebrating just that. If you enjoy these emails please forward them on.

Where did April go? A blur of Zoom calls, quizzes and a lot of baking. We're still in lockdown in the UK so this month's selection is another list of things to keep you entertained and occupied at home. Safe quarantine everybody.

Hello, how’s everyone doing? I hope you’re okay. From the amazing people out there keeping us all safe, fed and informed to the makeshift supply teachers heroically homeschooling, all of our worlds are very different at the moment.

March’s newsletter is inspired by ‘characters’. Whether it’s personality traits or letters in a font, all of these finds have something a little bit quirky about them.

Whether it's a moment in time or a physical space, the collection this month is based around the theme of ‘place’.

The first for this decade’s Five Finds puts the ‘new’ into new year with a collection of bits and bobs collected whilst munching on Quality Street. Enjoy!

It’s the festive season so this month’s collection takes inspiration from the theme ‘gifts and surprises’.

Sweep up those pumpkin seeds and tear down the cobwebs, with Bonfire Night on the horizon this month’s Five Finds is a celebration of things light and dark.

From piles of driftwood to heaps of wool, this month’s collection celebrates the designers and makers finding new uses for discarded things.

From perfecting knots to decoding sailor tattoos, this month’s finds all have a distinctly maritime twist.

August's edition is a collection of all things hand-made, hand-drawn and handy to know.

With the days getting shorter and Wimbledon almost over, the collection this month is a celebration of summer. As always I hope you enjoy reading.

This month's collection is to be honest, random. Rather than trying to come up with a loose theme let's just say they're a collection of bookmarked bits that are all worth a look at. Enjoy!

May's instalment celebrates the 'extraordinary ordinary' holding a candle to everyday objects and the stories behind the commonplace.

Video game-like photography, a forgotten language and a nod to the passing of the legendary Dick Dale. This month's picks follow the theme of 'place'.

Five Finds is a monthly collection of five inspiring things we deemed worthy of sharing. Whether it's the lighter evenings or the balmy weather pushing thoughts to the outdoors, this month's picks have fallen loosely into the theme of 'nature'.