Jen Farrant Staff Gold

Creative freelancer: Writer. Arts Consultant. Photographer. Musician (flute, ukulele). Avid reader. Part time wheelchair user

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  • The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre
    The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre by Joanna Bailey

    Comment posted on 13 February 2018

    I loved it when I went to see it!

  • Through The Viewfinder Photography
    Through The Viewfinder Photography by Olaf Szczodry

    Comment posted on 17 January 2018

    this is really interesting - I'd not heard of this technique!

  • This is not how you advertise a female superhero!
    This is not how you advertise a female superhero! by Grace McCabe

    Comment posted on 25 May 2017

    I totally agree with you Grace - dreadful on so many levels. I despair

  • Werewolf: Live
    Werewolf: Live by Tom Inniss

    Comment posted on 23 May 2017

    Just to show my utter geek creds I used to actually play Werewolf while at uni. But it wasn't a card game it was a LARP - live action role playing. I'm just going to crawl back into my hole over here...

  • Hexham Book Festival: Sara Pascoe
    Hexham Book Festival: Sara Pascoe by Ellen Orange

    Comment posted on 11 May 2017

    I started to read this book, but it is feminism 101 and I have been reading feminist literature for ahem many years now and so I stopped (my reading list is far too long to read books I lose interest in).

    Having said that I am delighted that she has written this book - I am clearly not her audience - and it is extremely well written and engaging!

    Enjoy the book

  • I love my art – do I need to go to university?
    I love my art – do I need to go to university? by Blossom Caldarone

    Comment posted on 25 April 2017

    I would say if you want to be an artist do everything you can not to saddle yourself with debt.

    If I was doing it now I would advise getting a part time job in anything and then interning/volunteering as much as possible.

    Travel. Go and do cool things!

    Get a job in the industry, go and offer to support an artist that you really love. Use instagram and a website to show your work all the time. Build a community around yourself, that's the main thing you get from universty anyway!

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