'I realised that the border between make-believe and reality is much more porous than you think. You can dream stuff up and just make it happen, and don’t need special mystical knowledge or a legitimising body.'
Poetry has, without doubt, helped me recover myself - that inward journey into the darkest reaches of my soul, helped release my creativity from its shackles.
The only way to have the answers is to have a vision, then most questions are just a case of consulting with your vision and answering in a way that fits in with it.
When conceiving these dolls, I nurture their image in my mind for a very long time. Every detail matters — every wrinkle, every fold in their clothing — for I must understand who they are, why they stand there, and what dwells in their soul.
'We make art that clarifies meaning, connects people and enriches every element of our lives. Whatever it is that’s calling to you, trust it. The world needs you and your art.'
Acclaimed comic artist and writer, Lucy Sullivan takes us through her process, collaboration and artistic longevity in an in-depth and far-reaching conversation. This one is a beaut.
Artizine is both the artistic identity of founder Ioana and a platform for zine making workshops. We chat to Ioana about her journey, zine making and the importance of expression for wellbeing.
We're across the pond, connecting with Meredith Fleishcer, founder of The MF Gallery, to talk fine art photography, gallery ownership and the power of the image.
Tim Foley of Write Speak Recover has a wee tête-à-tête with renowned photographer Tim Kavanagh. Turns out they have more in common than just a forename...
Picture the scene - I am adrift in the bowels of the beast at my corporate job. Four hours into a content heavy Generative
Geoff Badger's quest to bring hidden gems and 'lost' film prints to audiences is keeping the celluloid dream alive.
We first came across Lost Reels when TheNeverPress went on a group outing to the wonderful Cinema Museum in Kennington - a beautiful, ramshackle museum run by