Author: Niamh Tait
My name is Niamh, and I’m a freelance writer and a Loughborough University English graduate. I love to travel and have recently returned from living and teaching in Vietnam. My hobbies include writing, reading and drawing, and I’m currently in the process of building a writing portfolio of my work.
Taking that first step to becoming a freelancer is not easy, but when you embrace this lifestyle and choose to become your own boss, it can change your life for the better. Not only are you free of the constraints …
For an artist, there is no limit to what you can create, what tools you can use and what subject matter you can portray. Whilst there are certain styles that are more conventional and considered traditional, like paint to canvas …
We can all remember our favourite book characters from when we were children, from Peter Rabbit, Winnie the Pooh, Paddington Bear, and the Very Hungry Caterpillar – just to name a few. Not only do their stories stay with us, …
A movie poster paints a thousand words. Or maybe scenes and camera angles to be more precise. The release of a movie poster is not only a form of advertising, but also an artistic snapshot that attempts to encompass the …
Have you ever thought about being a freelance writer, but worry about leaving a more secure job? Or are you already dipping your toes in the self-employed pool but are struggling to get noticed? If you answered yes, you are …
It’s rare to find a business without a logo. From a half-eaten apple adorning most technological items in sight, to the familiar curly script gracing the metallic red cans of the world’s favourite fizzy drink; we’d recognise those logos, and …
Do you remember what your bedroom looked like when you were a kid? A bed covered in furry toys; A collection of your favourite picture books scattered on the floor; A pint-sized desk with your crayons and drawings haphazardly laid …
If there is one thing that we know for certain, it’s that great style, and a keen eye for interiors is not limited to one continent, country or culture. There are great interior designers everywhere. Sadly, we only have space …
For so many of us, our living room is much more than a couple of sofas, a coffee table and a television. It is a tranquil space in our homes where we go to put our feet up, wind down …
We all know what a doll’s house looks like. Now imagine a doll’s house where you recognise each piece of furniture; where the artwork on the walls looks familiar, and you’ve definitely seen that rug before. During lockdown, artist Amrit …
