Client: Wilshaw Project: News articles, website publishing and LinkedIn management I’ve been writing, editing and curating content for Wilshaw for just over two years. I work remotely and it works a treat. My key contacts at Wilshaw send through some ideas and / or words and / or pics and we go from there. I […]
Wine, art, autumn – it’s hard to go wrong, really. Here’s a little article I wrote for Weekend Notes Adelaide about the d’Arenberg Winery’s Salvador Dali exhibition. “If you like your Semillon, Sauvignon or Shiraz with a touch of surrealism, then head to d’Arenberg winery this autumn.” Read the rest of the article here, and check out […]
For something a little different, I took a little backstage tour with Perth theatre company, Paper Haus, and wrote a Q&A for Weekend Notes Perth. “Over a virtual cuppa (or maybe something a little stronger), I had a hearty Q&A with Heather Jerrems (director and marketing manager), Nelson Jerrems (co-director and designer) and Ryan Hunt […]
Ahhhh, social media. Isn’t it wonderful… And yet sometimes not… I recently wrote an article for Roooar Magazine, Use Social Media to Empower Not Disempower, about my love / loathe relationship with social media. It’s different for personal and business, but I use it in ways that suit me for each rather than feeling compelled […]
“Passionate about social inclusion in sport? Sport has the power to change the world – Nelson Mandela If you, too, believe sport can be a powerful and positive influence in communities and you’re passionate about social inclusion – particularly in the sport and recreation sector – head along to the Social Inclusion Forum on Wednesday 4 […]
“Thousands of glass spheres on slender stems planted along the avenue at Albany Heritage Park by local volunteers, illuminating the tree-lined path with an artwork blooming at night like wildflowers after rain.” – Field of Light, Albany website Following on from the incredibly successful – and incredibly beautiful – Field of Light, Uluru, WA is getting […]
“Besides the thrill of working on a cool project together, we wanted to create something that would have impact and make a difference to the lives of others. As cheesy as that may sound, it was true, and the sheer joy of that spurred us along. And the more excited we became about the project, […]
Andrew, who owns, manages and curates The Curb, kindly gave me a platform to help spread the word about my client’s crowdfunding campaign. Scribblers Festival is looking to help 10 under-resourced schools attend next year’s Schools Program. Here’s a bit about it and how you can support it.
We can finally unveil our little collaborative project. The ‘Alphabet, with a Difference’ poster is a collaboration between design by fish (illustration) and Little pink typewriter (words), in support of The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation (ALNF). It’s an alphabet with a difference – to make a difference. $2 from each poster will be donated to […]
We hear a lot about the term, ‘balance’. Wanting it, having it all, curating the perfect life – at least on Instagram! Please. Whether you see it among your circle or high-profile people perpetuating the myth of perfection, relax, we know it’s just a construct. My article, ‘What do Rose Jacobs, Denise Scott, Julia Morris […]
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