This month has made me realise that time and the million things I have to do don’t really go well together. The balance we all have to face when being creative is this... where do you find the time to make work for yourself, make work for your client, build your portfolio, and then work your pub job to afford the first three things? And then after that have a life that isn’t just work. It’s a constant push and pull, and it can be stressful, and it does put a little bit of do

I really do think this MIGHT be my year, and I wholeheartedly believe it’s because it’s the year of the horse. I would love to say I don’t know why I’m kind of associated with horses, but I would be lying. I would love the reason to be that I used to ride horses, or that I have a horse - Something nice and sweet along those lines. But it’s more because for a long time in my life, when I was a kid, I wanted to be a horse so badly that 98% of the time I pretended I was one. I

I’m not a writer, so I never want to be quoted on anything I say in these blog posts. After leaving uni in 2024, I found that it’s not very often you get to speak in depth about a project or the ideas you have. For the last god knows how long, I’ve had to comb over every inch of my work, describing it, explaining it, presenting it - and now I don’t. But I miss that feeling of having a vision and talking about it. I miss thinking about how the context of life affects our art,