July 27, 2021

Am I a writer yet?

What will it take for me to embrace (or feel like I’ve earned) a label like ‘writer’?

July 20, 2021

Clocking off

Clocks are great for getting to a train on time, but not so great for losing track of it, which is exactly what I need to make art.

July 13, 2021

I have a rule

Preferences can be bargained with, rules cannot. If you’ve got rules, people tend to generally abide by them, including yourself.

July 6, 2021

A choir needs four people

We don’t expect a single singer to be able to cover all four basic vocal ranges, so why do we expect it in most other fields?

June 15, 2021

What bad looks like

Whilst it’s instinctive to want to avoid unpleasant experiences, only by living through them do we learn the signals for avoiding them in the futurte.

June 8, 2021

The trade of vulnerability

There seems a universal law – the more you risk, the greater the reward. It governs everything we do from the obvious – gambling – to the less obvious – love. Putting ‘yourself’ out there takes courage because it means we’re making ourselves vulnerable. Vulnerable to attack. Vulnerable to critique. Vulnerable to making mistakes that people… Continue reading The trade of vulnerability

June 1, 2021

Efficient and Industrial

Is there a place for a little bit of industrialisation when it comes to art? And does it sacrifice the soul of the work?

May 25, 2021

The second perspective

Sometimes, trying harder isn’t the answer. Sometimes, we just have to walk away.