It's bizarre looking back on previous entries and seeing that, not only has nobody read them, but also how much I myself appear to have changed in what feels like a short space of time. I'm not expecting any readers for this one, but today was the first time I actually thought to read my own previous entries. It was interesting enough for me to reflect on, and even though I have a little notebook now for scribbling my thoughts, it's nice to have something out there in the deep dark of the interwebs. I'll try to keep it brief. I seem to post on here every 2 or so years, roughly. I've moved again since the last one, and I'm now back in Screwe.

I haven't posted any journals in over 2 years or new artwork in over a year. It's strange how work can drain your creative energy to the point where you are simply just can't be bothered. You'd think the monotony would put you in a frame of mind that would make you want to be creative, but it has the opposing effect on me. Another drain on my creative fuel is seeing the amazing results of other artists. This isn't an attempt to get any kind of ego boost but rather a frustrating confession. I find that when I see incredible art created by people of a far higher skillset than me that there is no point in even trying. This is something I never

https://vadamagazine.com/17/04/2015/arts/spotlight-jami-digital-artist It's only a small LGBT local publication but it's something that hasn't happened to me before :) *UPDATE* the article has also been featured on the offical Canal Street, Manchester page on Facebook too :D Just thought I'd share as it's completely made my week. Hopefully this will be the start of something for me. Please go have a look and leave a comment :D Thanks, Jami