My Flower drawing which I did for Bronze arts awards 

 The perfect selfie is hard to achieve, especially when the weather is against you

This piece explores how some people may simply walk the homeless, how we react, respond and engage with their circumstances. Having recently moved to Kings Cross, the different interactions that I have seen with the homeless are all very different.

Best Picture nominee Sound of Metal sees the talented Riz Ahmed play a metal drummer who comes to terms with being suddenly deafened. 

A watershed moment in the history of football that is driven purely by greed in the midst of a global pandemic, the proposed competition stands to negatively affect the sport.

I went to the National Garden Photographer of the Year Exhibition at Ickworth House in Suffolk in October 2020. This is my review of the exhibition. I enjoy taking photos of nature and this exhibition had lots of the types of photos I like taking. 

 I will be reviewing Makoto Shinkai's 'Your Name', for my Bronze Arts Award. This film is rooted in wondrous escapism, throwing the story of two young teenagers at you with beautiful animation and serendipitous, tragic themes of love and loss.

After Prince Philip’s passing, we take a look at one of his most impactful programmes that inspired many young people - the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

President Street are part of the lockdown dance music craze. Read more about it here.

Hustle Culture. Toxic Productivity. Why is the world so work-obsessed and what are the dangers of this intense lifestyle?

To mark the anniversary of the first lockdown, the BBC has released three documentaries by award-winning filmmaker Jay Martin, and Frontline is one of them. 

This is my Unit 1 Part D, Arts issue for Gold Award.