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Holly Paine
I am a student currently studying at Portsmouth college and I aspire to go on towards uni to study graphic design. My dream would be to have my own business, which I have started on a small scale, selling prints on Depop. Any advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated and I would love for more people to be able to see my work.
Amber Varney
I'm an 20 year old student studying Graphic communication at Norwich University of the Arts
I started my Instagram account for my work a little over a year ago and since then I have started an Etsy page and a website selling my work to various customers around the world. Since then, I have continued commissions alongside focusing on my degree.
Myself and my friend set up a fundraising/ charity organisation in Brighton which invites young creatives to paint and draw in various styles and with various mediums. One session had upwards of 20 participants, we observe social distancing of course. We then sell these pieces (one painting sold for £50!) and donate all proceeds go to local Brighton charity BMEYPP (black and minority ethnic young people's project).
I really would love to further my experience in the creative field by possibly doing an apprenticeship or internship alongside my degree to gain experience and put my skills to practice.
Kassi Neumann
Hello! I am an American photographer, poet, and visual artist living in London, UK. I've just graduated from the University of East London with a BA Photography degree, and I will be starting my MA Photography course in January 2021. I'm looking for work placement or employment, collaborations with other artists, and galleries to either work at or to exhibit my work in.
Abi Winter Abi Winter
Hi there! Im a student illustrator at Cambridge School Of Art! Originally from North Wales, I love to work in Colour, working in a variety of ways, from architetural illustrations to typography! I also work traditionally, through paper cut, to digital! For more examples of my work check out my website abiwinter.co.uk
Halimah Zakiuddin
My name is Halimah Sadia Zakiuddin. I love art and I have been painting for several years. I mainly paint scenes from nature, landscapes and abstract art. I also enjoy pottery, mosaics, sculpture, jewellery making and glass art. I'm also a writer and a poet and I like to write poems to go with my art. I've exhibition at the Bethlem art fair for 3 years running and I also exhibit at W3 gallery.
Tiago Ribeiro
""Artists are just children who refuse to put down their crayons.""
― Al Hirschfeld
Canadian/Portuguese Award Winning graphic designer with a wide and ecletic creative range of interests, that covers film editing, digital art, photography (street, architecture, food).
On the design field my strengths are editorial, branding marketing and photography. Also with a Journalist degree and 20 years of experience on the area between radio host book reviewer and article cultural critic writting.
Graduated in 2019, soon after Covid strikes, that's why most of my work there isn't so much design in it, since Covid difficultied getting into the area in Canada.
Still all this samples show other creative fields I love to explore.
I don't have a particular style and I am too ecletic and experimental to be put on one creative box. Am easy adaptable and fast learner always interested in exploring the thin boundary, where design it's art and art it's design.
Moving to Scotland next year, if anyone knows about the creative job market there I really need some guidance.
DM 🙏 thank you
Instagram @tiago__gdesigner
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Email ttiagoribeiro@hotmail.com
Keeley Cope Keeley Cope
Hello, my name is Keeley Cope and I am 18 years old. I am currently in a L2 Art and Design course at Guildford College. I aspire to become an apprentice at a tattoo studio. For now, I would love to develop my portfolio to the best it can be and take place in work experience in different tattoo studios.
Neve Curson
I am Neve Curson and I am a student makeup artist at The College of West Anglia. I am qualified in level two media makeup and am currently studying level three. I aspire to go to university next year and either study media makeup or special effects. Experience wise I have done voluntary work at my local theatre we're I did the makeup for panto and many other shows. My skills set is very wide including experience on photography sets being both the model and the makeup artist. I also have great time management skills and my model is always ready on time.
Hollie Miller
Hollie Miller is a performance artist with an interdisciplinary practice and background in contemporary dance. She has performed internationally in the UK, Europe, Finland, Switzerland, Argentina and Japan in contemporary art galleries, museums, land art and performance art festivals. She holds an MA from Royal College of Art (2016) and a BPA from Northern School of Contemporary Dance (2010).
She has been awarded artist residencies at: Hogchester Arts (UK), NAIRS Contemporary Art Centre (CH), Serlachius Museum (FI) and La Ira de Dios (AR). Her short films have been shown at feminist film festivals internationally and in 2019 she won The Next Thing Moving Image Award at Bury Art Museum (UK). Exhibitions include: UK Mexican Arts Society, Airspace Gallery, NewBridge Project and Baltic39 Gallery (UK). Select festivals include: MEM Experimental Festival Bilbao (ES), Land Art Biennale Art Safiental (CH), Revolve Performance Art Days (SE), London’s Biennale of International Performance Art & Noise, Apulia Land Art Festival (IL) and 100 Years DADA (JP).
As a performer she has worked with artists, choreographers and filmmakers including: Isabel Lewis, Tate Modern; Pierre Joseph, Frieze Art Fair; LEIMAY, Brooklyn Museum; Di Mainstone, National Portrait Gallery, Barbican, Wilton’s Music Hall and Creators Project New York. She has been awarded grants from Arts Council England, European Cultural Foundation, Oppenheim-John Downes Memorial Trust, Argentine Educational Trust, Francis Reckitt, Eaton Fund, Gane Trust and the Lisa Ullmann Travel Scholarship to study Butoh in Japan.
Zoe Augustin
Hello, and welcome to my portfolio! I am an aspiring young artist with the intentions of pursuing a career in games art and design.
I have been drawing all of my life and have worked on commissions for family and friends. I hope to gain much more experience in the industry so that I can be successful.
Athena c
My name is Athena, I'm 17 years old and currently studying my last year of UAL'S level 3 extended diploma in art and design in college. I like to dabble in loads of different art mediums from collage to prints, graphic design, painting and just straight up sketching. I love to experiment with anything I can incorporate art into. I am still quite inexperianced and unsure of what direction I want to go with my skills. However, I do have an interest in graphic design and also set design for film sounds quite intriguing. Futhermore, I love to expresss myself through fashion, piercings and dyed hair. In my spare time I love to listen and discover new music, practice my skateboarding skills, go spray painting and watch anime( japanese animation).
Sana El-Wakili
Sana El-Wakili is a multidisciplinary artist based in London with North African heritage. Sana is a poet, dancer and actor besides being a theatre maker and choreographer. She is influenced by spoken word, music, visual art, as well as lived experience. A true cross-arts maker with a bold artistic vision, Sana explores truth through experimentation, innovation and poignancy. She creates work for radio, theatre, and film. She has done a residency with dancexchange and mentored by Joseph Toonga. Collaborated with east london dance, Roundhouse, Grand Junction, shubbak Festival, Spid Theatre, Camden inspire, national youth theatre, poetic unity, complicite, Barbican and more. She's a playing up nyt graduate, Roundhouse poetry collective alumni, young artist with avant garde dance and member of the spoken word theatre company with poetic unity. A ex resolution festival artist and Premiered her show at the place London.
Terry Sewell Terry Sewell
I'm a working-class Norfolk son The Barsham Boy, born 16th April 1955, in a time that many will be able to relate to. A time that to me stood still in the most captivating and inspiring era I now consider to have been the most incredible period of my life and an honour to have ever been part of growing up in, the sweet rural village of East Barsham to which I grew to love both its people and its mesmerising beauty both in nature and scenery. For 26 years I lived and grew to adulthood in this place so close to my heart which bears the fruit of the written words I write about inspired by my bittersweet journey through life. I began writing as young as five years old, in my early years I wrote mainly poetry but my ambition was always to hopefully become an established successful writer. As an infant growing up under the disciplinarian ways of my heartless father who used to beat me and call me useless, writing became an escape for me and a way of finding happiness and a purpose for living. Once I left the family fold at 26 years of age I had to work all my life for a living to make ends meet for my own wives and family. My writing suffered a lot and I became frustrated that I could never seem to find the time to achieve all I wanted in the subject. However, whenever I could I wrote both poetry and short stories and loved those moments of peace and tranquility so much but as hard as I tried I couldn't find an agent or publisher. Just over six years ago I decided it was now or never to publish my work, it was not quite how I had hoped but at least my work was finally out there for people to read by independently publishing stories myself. Since doing this I have met some lovely people through being invited to local schools, libraries, and events to do author talks, workshops, and book signings to which was so exciting. I am now retired loving the time I have left to write everything I have always wanted, currently writing my new thriller The Bride, Lady Leaves, and a children's book entitled The Curse of Karlevil. Whether I am ever lucky enough to obtain an agent and publisher or not I will continue to write out of love for the written word which has comforted me so much throughout my life from the heart until I'm unable to write anymore. But at least by then, I would have given it a dam good try.
Harry Hyatt
My name is Harry, I am a recent University graduate in Digital Media Design and I'm looking to take my next step into the industry. I often find inspiration in my likes and hobbies for example music and films which has resulted in me designing multiple film posters and album covers for my own amusement.
Mark Noble
Mark Noble is an English artist based in Somerset, UK. His works shine a new light on the under-valued aspects of the world in which we live. Often specialising in landscape paintings and abstract work, he infuses his worlds with a melancholic and spiritual beauty.
After a difficult time at school (dealing with autism and severe dyslexia) and spending nearly 20 years working in a local plastics factory, Mark set out to pursue his dream of becoming an artist. Inspired by the work of Turner, he expresses the mystical, dream-like and sublime, through delicate attention to the commonplace or overlooked.
Mark has exhibited paintings across the UK and Europe and has received interest from as far afield as South America. He is currently running art workshops to encourage those who, like him, have creative dreams yet to be fully realised.
Work was recently sold at a large exhibition in London (the OXO Gallery) to raise awareness of Parkinson’s Disease and paintings are on display in several other galleries around England. In March 2021, Mark became an ambassador for a charity called 'Outside In' – their aim is to assist and promote disabled artists. He is also busy working on private commissions, exhibiting, developing new ideas and getting children involved with art (one Lottery-funded project involved children painting a mural at a local school in Glastonbury).
Moving forward, Mark wants to promote environmentally friendly art as much as possible. His ‘Driftwood Collection’ features art painted on recycled materials such as old tiles, window frames, bark and even old coffee table tops!
Ryan Boultbee
‘For me, Ryan’s work had an after effect; when the everything came down, the space was transformed into a kind of ready-made,
so his work changed my experience of every show that followed.’
His creative process is led by an exploration of materials, often found in the building he's exploring. He works in a space related to the built environment, but different from it;
tinting the viewer’s experience and prompting their imagination. Ryan's actions encourage a different way of seeing by inviting the viewer to investivate
beneath the surface of an experience.
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Aisha Oppong
A 17-year-old college student whose passions include photography, creative writing and journalism. I've always enjoyed expressing my ideas in an artistic way and therefore I decided that setting up this online portfolio will a brilliant way to put more of my photography and publications out there. I am open to advice and constructive criticism so please feel free to reach out!
Photography instagram: miss.o.photoss
Jack Williams
My name is Jack Williams, I am a 26 year old Video Editor with 2 years freelance experiance working with Creative Portal. I Graduated with. a 2:1 in Film and Moving Image production from Norwich University of the Arts in 2023. I was the lead editor on a documentary titiled Love, Me which won Best Documentary at Sunrise Film Festival in Lowestoft. I have experiance working within programmes such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Davinci Resolve, Microsoft office 365 suite. I also have experiance in Content managment systems which I used to help design the various web pages on Creative Portal.
