Move your project forward

I help musicians, artists and creative businesses harness ideas and finish their projects.

WHY?

Without momentum, great ideas get stuck and creativity stagnates.

Otidesk exists to move things forward when you’re blocked, stretched, overwhelmed, out of your depth or just spending more time on your emails than in your studio.

I’m Tash.

As a project manager I’ve spent over a decade delivering complex outcomes within corporate, non-profit and elite sporting organisations. I’ve worked in top law firms, medicine + healthcare orgs and the AFL’s Richmond Football Club.

I’m also Tig.

As an independent folk-pop artist I’ve toured with some of Australia’s favourite acts, worked with ARIA-nominated producers, and won local, state and federal funding for unique creative projects.

I know what it’s like to juggle dreams and day jobs, wear every hat imaginable, manage budgets that don’t match the vision board, shift timelines because my assistant (aka me) called in sick, and to forever feel like if only I had an extra pair of hands I could bring my ideas to life. I know because I’ve lived it too.

I wanted a manager, but didn’t know where to find one, how to pay one, or what parts of my project they would actually take on. I also wanted to keep building things my own way, but without burning out.

I realised that so many creatives with strong visions and big goals just need a bit of help some of the time to keep momentum moving.

So I created Otidesk - a way to access support, only when you need it.

Ready for momentum?

WAYS WE CAN WORK TOGETHER

I work with

emerging + established musicians

producers + engineers

labels + managers

creative studios

festivals

visual artists

fashion designers

creative consultants

non-profits + community orgs

entrepreneurs

On things like

national tours

album releases

complex charity fundraisers

digital campaigns

creative installations

event production + management

conference delivery

community partnerships

business development + ideation

strategic planning

And some things that just don’t fit in a list

I once heat-sealed 600 packets of coffee bean samples with a hair straightener for a developing supplier and gifted them to a room full of coffee-drinking executives to promote small, local business.

I once batch baked 300 mini pavlovas in my 1970s sharehouse oven with ingredients sourced from Mabu Mabu’s pop-up pantry to help a non-profit host their NAIDOC week celebrations.

I once sent 150 lawyers, accountants and executives sailing down Birrarung (Yarra River) at sunset in a fleet of mini boats with handmade picnics to stimulate the casual, real connection that’s often missing from corporate networking.

Want to work together?

Submit a project enquiry to let me know what you’re working on, or book a quick hello to see if we’re a good fit.