Originally posted on Travelmaker Kai:
“I am a Londoner, I am English, I am British… However first and foremost; I am African” Kai Londoners didn’t have to travel very far to get a taste of Africa on the 11th October, when the continent of all humanity came to one of the World’s most famed squares…
Originally posted on UAL ACS:
“It’s amazing how food can tell a story…” That’s the opening sentence of Jamie Oliver’s GHANA: JAMIE’S JOLLOF RICE RECIPE. And I ask myself “where is our story in this picture?. It’s no doubt attractive and appealing, but it certainly doesn’t link directly to sub-saharan Africa, let alone Ghana. Now, I…
Originally posted on UAL ACS:
My weekend was a pretty ‘artful’ affair as I attended the last days of Frieze Art Fair, PAD Art Fair and 1:54 Contempaorary Art Fair. Being at an arts school has done me no favors in getting my foot through the creative industry door – I’ve had to get out there…
Here’s a birthday reflective monologue I shared on Facebook which I thought I’d share with you… x Wow… My 20’s have been an emotional roller-coaster! For the first time in my life I know the value of a “decade” and how fast it can fly by… Continue reading
Originally posted on UAL ACS:
Breakfast, is without a doubt, the most important meal of the day. It’s scientifically proven by scientists, and more importantly – by students! The benefits of breakfast are endless – you’re literally “breaking your fast” – refuelling your body back to vitality to aid you through what could very well…
I’m really blessed to know some talented artists who have found my image worthy enough to capture on paper. Last year when I went through my “big chop” transition by cutting off my processed hair, leaving my natural short hair exposed (a decision I soon regretted), it was the headwrap that came to my “bad … Continue reading
the Educationally Frustrated student 