early projects
I have been compelled with the urge to create interesting, cohesive creative projects for as long as I can remember. From childhood to early adolescence, both within and beyond the classroom, I'm naturally inclined to imagine new out-of-the-box ideas, whether to turn a childhood dream into reality, or to approach a school project or competition in an innovative way. I find it the most exciting thing in the world to turn ideas into tangible creations, and it has been my conviction that, especially growing up in an age where incredible tools are available at your fingertips, you can make virtually anything you come up with happen. Here are some projects I made across my childhood and early adolescence:-
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Pretty Girls' Hotel (2013)
A promotional slideshow for an imaginary hotel I came up with when I was eight years old named ‘Pretty Girls’ Hotel’.
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ASTRO (2014)
A fiction book about exploring a faraway solar system that I wrote and designed for the NASA MassMutual Space Program when I was around nine years old.
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Pantoned (2017)
A web/virtual exhibition of finding Pantone colours in real life that I made when I was around eleven years old, featuring a video, colour finder personality quiz, and a Pantone catalogue.
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Life in the Trenches (2018)
A assignment for History class, where in studying for World War I, we were assigned to create a ‘survival guide’ for soldiers on the front line. For the assignment I created a vintage pocket guide made in the style of the early 1900s.
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Timothy Tamothy (2019)
A group project devising our own business and business plan for Enterprise class in Year 8. A detailed slideshow, business plan and website was made for this project.
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Project Immunity (2019-20)
A team project for Global Perspectives (IGCSE) done in Year 9, where a social media campaign spreading awareness about the importance was launched on Instagram and Twitter.
personal projects
Later down the line I found a particular form of creative medium that stuck most with me: music. I have always loved listening to music, as well as writing; so making music has been the best way I've known to express myself in the most authentic way I know.I began writing songs when I was ten on notation software apps, which then evolved into self-produced albums and EPs made on Garageband when I was around twelve to thirteen years old, which shaped a large part of my adolescent identity and emotional world. I deeply enjoy the process of conceptualising cohesive album themes, and the satisfaction of piecing everything yourself from visuals to production, to create projects that feel authentically and uniquely yours. During the pandemic I wrote a full-length album - 'static motion' - that marked a significant shift in my writing and production quality. This album, which took three years to write and two more years to record and perfect, became an incredibly definitive album, and is set for release in the 2025-26 album cycle. Here is the album concept, music videos, promotional material and campaign, all in one place: