Can retro gaming beat its sell-by date?
Will the internet's convenience turn even your dusty PlayStation 1 into a relic of the past, or do old classics have what it takes to thrive on our shelves far into the future?
My articles
Additional articles are available upon request. In case websites become unavailable, some articles in this portfolio have had their original copies preserved as PDFs.
Day of the Dead: how the traditions of this ancient indigenous celebration persevere today
Learn how this thousand-year-old fiesta withstands the tests of time, and how celebrators vibrantly greet the souls of the departed every year.
Why Won't Little Ones Doze Alone?
Your child hasn't started snoring without you yet, but is it worth the worry? Here's why a bunch of kids still snooze with mum and dad.
Model railway business to open at Sheffield train station
Rails of Sheffield plans to open a new store this Spring around late March to early April inside Sheffield Train Station.
Sheffield Sharks basketball team chairman awarded Lord Mayor Award
Chairman Yuri Matischen was awarded Outstanding Contribution to Local Sport after his years of helping provide Sheffield significant sporting events and opportunities.
Seasonala Cemetery: a graveyard you can visit on PC
Inspired by Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto, this digital cemetery freely opens its doors to players worldwide.
The ChangeLab action group “Rights of Nature” seeking to give River Don rights of a human
ChangeLab action group “Rights of Nature” are engaged in a six-month long project instrumental to bringing change to Sheffield’s River Don.
Sheffield Cat Shelter has raised over £1.5k to keep cats warm this spring
In part of their mission to keep the cats at their shelter despite mounting heating costs, The Sheffield Cats Shelter has raised over £1.5k to keep their cats warm.
‘The town centre as a whole just seems to have gone downhill’ 3 year-old independent game shop closes on Norfolk Row
3 year-old games shop The Vault on Norfolk Row, just off of Fargate, closed on the 1st of March after decreased sales.
Students take part in teach-out to protest Gaza conflict - Forge Press
A group of students, alumni and staff united on the Students’ Union’s concourse on February 7th in a teach-out on Stop the War Coalition’s “Stand With Gaza” workplace day of action.
My artwork
Additional work is available upon request.
Illustrations made for third-year magazine brand Dead Curious.
Personal illustrations.