When it comes to making Instagram/Facebook stories, social media graphic posts or banners, you want to have a cohesive feed and similar branding and colours.

Today I want to talk about creating a sanctuary space within our own homes or living spaces to help deal with anxiety. I can’t take credit for this idea. I came across it during the Project Nightlight Wellness Challenge in March. Project Nightlight is a great local non-profit that speaks out about mental health and ending the stigma surrounding mental illness. You can visit their website here.

Whether you only have your personal Instagram or you’re in charge of managing upwards of 10 accounts (that’s me lol), you are likely concerned about your feed. After all, Instagram is a photo-sharing platform turned marketing tool turned influencer hub. While you might only be sharing photos with 50 of your closest friends, having an aesthetic feed can be super fun. However, if you are running a business or trying to appeal to a large group of people, an aesthetic feed is a must. Here are my tips on how to create an aesthetic Instagram feed that represents your brand.