I always wanted to make art since I was a child, but I’ve been interested in many things over the years from music to fashion, film and photography. The work I make now has been a natural progression of that curiosity, and it’s a great way of combining those different mediums into one creative output.

“Geyujing Shen was born in a small city in Zhejiang, China,…but people are mostly oblivious to their presence - just as women are experiencing in China, and with the status of queer, the way trees are treated deepens Geyujing's anxiety about identity, presence, and visibility…” By Geyujing Shen

Photographer: @bloom_creative_studio
Model: @felixmufti

’Bryony Jade is a freelance photographer based in Liverpool, UK. They specialise in portraiture and fashion photography…’

’Felix Mufti is a Scouse activist, performer, writer, chaos-causer, who loves to tell stories through rhythms n’rap inspired spoken word…”

“ ‘scapes, as a study, was born out of an acute wanderlust, triggered by the static from COVID restrictions. Daydreaming of lush countryside, traversing together through Google Maps on Zoom got us intrigued about what travel really means. This nagging question of “What constitutes a travel experience?…”

By Aarushi and Arunima

“…She placed the bouquet on the desk opposite his cot; always facing him, commanding and ever-present. Though a nice sentiment, a combination of morphine and confusion brought Grandpa the idea that a woman in red was always in the corner facing him…”

By Zoe Montgomery

Photographer/ CD: Laura Braithwaite @seekhappydays

MUA: Roo (Season 5 of Glow up) @nectaroon

Stylist: Imogen Porter @tigsnoop

"Beauty in the age of the meta verse. A time when physical boundaries cease to exist, a space where the limitations of your surroundings no longer play a part in the possibilities for self expression. Flooded by a constant stream of information.

Carefully dissecting and observing the potential of the Mushroom's ability to break down the resin coating on the surface of darkroom papers such as Ilford and Foma, once the paper turns to smaller particles and the Mushrooms begin to die…

So, how do you fund your own project without any of this? Well, you guest it, it comes from your own back pocket and no matter how much you research (if you have done the first part that is) it will almost always cost you more to fund your project than original planned.

A Digital Dreamworld, and a Chat with the Very Real Claudia Wang

Olivia Barret: Well that was just a feast for the eyes and imagination! Where did you find inspiration for your most recent collection?

Claudia Wang: My dream hahaha!

Ray Chu: I think within this industry, of course everyone loves to express themselves and all aspects of their character. Fashion can be cold in a way, so I hope that when we are able to show who we are and support each other more in our community, that brings more to what fashion can be.

As the age old saying goes, 'a man's home is his castle,' but in our collaborative editorial series crafted exclusively by a team of talented women, we find it imperative to redefine this notion.

Call it a distraction or disempowerment keeping us unsatisfied with our appearance means women are subordinate to men

“…Living in their own hot pink hue, recent drama graduates come fringe fanatics, Ding for Disco, have seized every opportunity in their sights…”

The tapestry intends to feel like a mash up of conflicting feelings, representing the contrasting thoughts inside somebody’s brain.

“Max Edward is a 23 year old, London based illustrator. His work is a maximalist and indulgent hyper-feminine approach to fashion and portraiture illustration, with a focus on queer culture and inclusivity”

The horrors of war are resolutely put out of the brackets of this world without men. It is a gynaeceum, majestic, beautiful and frightening. Nineteen women of different ages wander in a string through the endless desert, re-mastering or forever saying goodbye to the space reminiscent of the fields of past battles.

By Lilia Li-Mi-Yan and Katherina Sadovsky

In this Episode Michael and Emily will be discussing one of the evolving aspects of the creative industry...A.I technology.

All the cons, the future of the creative world and if there are pro's to using this technology?

Editors Michael & Emily will be talking all things folio and what to include with Emma Alexander, a commercial photography specialist with more than 20 years' experience in the creative industry.

In this week's episode, Emily & Michael will be talking about the dreaded F-Word...no..not that word… but FAILURE! We have all gone through failure at some point in our lives… Emily & Michael have gone through this and felt this way many times during their careers as photographers and AS editors of O.M

No Boxes: Part Time Creative #13

Editors Michael & Emily are at it again, talking all things graduation, part time employment, pros and cons, and offering up their own opinions and reflecting back on their own experiences.