Lately I’ve been working with the rhinestone company Crystal Parade on some more content for their blog. Rhinestoning is something I’ve primarily learned through my burlesque mama, Millie Dollar, but as with all crafts I get FAR too excited about … Continue reading →
Click the picture to see the full PDF of my writing work on Whittingham Place, a prestigious housing development in Preston. A very specific tone of voice was needed for these!
Continue reading →As part of Uniform’s ongoing work with the Amtico flooring brand, we were tasked with redesigning the Laying Patterns pages for both the Commercial and Residential sides of the website.
Continue reading →While working at Mayfly Internet Marketing, I managed over a dozen company profiles on Facebook alone. One of these, and the one I had the least amount of time to spend on, was for a board game seller called Milestone … Continue reading →
Microsite and social content to complement the Primark New Fashioned Christmas campaign.
Continue reading →I was lucky enough to work on the script for this highly-publicised video aiming to gain investor interest in Infinity Waters.
Continue reading →I was given free reign to resdesign the style of writing for Bedrock Export with a bolder and more assertive tone across online promotions, point of sale and bottle descriptions.
Continue reading →The first time I laid eyes on Nadine Shah, she was not what I expected. From the reviews I’d read, I’d imagined this willowy, sinuous and androgynous creature, hair slicked back and a steely expression. What I wasn’t prepared for … Continue reading →
Oh, Thought Bubble. Highlight of my social calendar, pinnacle of the annual comic world. It’s gotten bigger each year but managed to maintain its charm. Despite only managing a day of this year’s convention, I had an incredible time and … Continue reading →
The new Wonder Woman film had a huge challenge in front of it: pleasing both the feminists who were pushing for equal representation in superhero movies, as well as the misogynist action-lovers who assumed that a female superhero could never work as an action film. Despite the films’ faults – exacerbated by the disproportionate amount of scrutiny under which it fell – it performed admirably on both fronts.
Continue reading →I recently went along to ‘How to be a Badass’ training, which was provided by Liverpool Girl Geeks and led by Jenny Radcliffe.
Continue reading →“Possibly the band’s most industrial, wrath and rancour-filled album, Spirit deals with the darkest parts of the human experience, including apathy, self-hatred, political revolt and hopelessness. A lot of Spirit despairs at humanity; it’s hard not to see the effect … Continue reading →
Making new years resolutions – and, crucially, following them – has never been a strong suit of mine. So this year it’s an easy one – 50 pieces of art inspired by cats. Want to join me?
Continue reading →Today is Ada Lovelace Day! Which makes it the perfect opportunity to re-share my recent blog for the Liverpool Girl Geeks about the incredible, unique woman herself. She was a fascinating subject to research! Link on the picture:
Continue reading →Junji Ito, master of horror manga, has a clear whimsical side. It comes through in everything he does, no matter how horrific the subject matter – the hideous hopping of Jack’s corpse in Uzumaki is the epitome of the man’s ability to balance fear and hilarity. This particular talent of his is more evident than ever in his short manga story, Junji Ito’s Cat Diary.
Continue reading →This is not an original idea whatsoever – I have seen it done at least in Doctor Who and Avatar, and I’m sure many more. It’s like a dream place for book lovers! I was thinking about it one night … Continue reading →
Can’t be bothered to read a whole article about black superheroes? Then this infographic is made just for you, you lazy sod!
Continue reading →My guest edited edition of the fantastic Snippets. My chosen theme was fandom, and the whole thing is just great!
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