Indie doesn’t let me out of her sight. It’s kind of cute.…
Indie doesn’t let me out of her sight. It’s kind of cute.…
Our new office has access to the rooftop, which was especially cold on this chilly December morning.…
Office portraits with Indie.
We have a cool feature in our new office, which is a mounted backdrop for photos. You can choose which colour of backdrop you want, wind it down and voilá—you have a makeshift studio. (I just need to wind it down a bit further next time so there’s no crease in the paper.)…
During the summer I moved into a new office in the Axiom building. It’s an old warehouse of some sort—maybe an old flour mill. The windows are a lovely feature and ours looks out onto a rooftop terrace (and the Kingston bridge).…
I had the pleasure of meeting Rohan and Emmie of Mindfulness Everywhere for the latest issue of Offscreen Magazine. I’ve wanted to meet Rohan for a while. He lives locally to me and is marrying mindfulness and technology. He’s written a book, built an app, and created a physical product.
I also love Offscreen Magazine. I’m a sucker for print magazines, and Offscreen is of particularly high quality. It’s also of a subject that interests me—creativity, business and tech. You should check it out for a dose of inspiration.
After 8 years of working from home (and going crazy. If you meet me and my social skills are bad, you now know why), I’ve moved my work space into Toad’s Caravan; a creative collective tucked away in the heart of the West End on Ruthven Lane. There’s still available desk space if any of you freelancers in Glasgow are looking for a studio to work from alongside other creatives? Maybe we can be friends. Maybe we can fetch each other coffee. Maybe we can walk to work together. But you have to like my dog, because she comes to the studio with me every day.
Fancy seeing where I edit my photos? Sure you do. This is one corner of my office. I moved in a couple of months ago and haven’t decorated the place. To be honest, aside from putting a few pictures up and getting rid of those nasty curtains, I’m not sure what I will do. As long as I’ve got my iMac and Aperture (and coffee), it’s all good.