The Creative Mind
Tom O’Brien talks excessive notetaking and anthropology By Jay Viola For as long as I can remember, Tom was always creating something...
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Lindy Ralph
Oct 10, 20222 min read
All Things Analogue
Elvis Walsh talks capturing a moment and the genius of Skrillex By Lindy Ralph ‘I do it because I'm obsessed with it. And I can't stop...
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Eric Butler
Oct 10, 20222 min read
Sanctuary In Heritage
Heritage consultant Rosalie Mickan shares her insights into how we look at the stories of the past and envisages the way that we will be...
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Eric Butler
Oct 10, 20222 min read
The Artist’s Vice
Ruby Knight talks red wine and oil paint By Eric Butler I meet my friend Ruby Knight at her house in Brunswick. Of course, I bring wine,...
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Cai Bardsley
Oct 10, 20222 min read
Miniatures Painting
Matt Kuch talks Dungeons and Dragons and metal By Cai Bardsley Like many modern-day artists, Matt has mastered the art of combining a...
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Emily Foundalis
Oct 10, 20221 min read
Scrivener: From a Procrastinator's Point of View
How successfully can Scrivener facilitate the productivity of a self-confessed procrastinator By Emily Foundalis I told a writer friend a...
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Nompumelelo Mpehle
Oct 10, 20222 min read
The Best Red
A totally objective and completely unbiased ranking of different shades of red By Nompumelelo Mpehle You might be thinking, ‘This is...
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Liam Trickey
Oct 10, 20224 min read
Typography
Type with meaning: The invisible designers behind the world’s great fonts By Liam Trickey Everyone loves a good font. You might have...
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Kayla Sinclair
Oct 10, 20222 min read
Locke & Key: The Ending We Didn’t Know We Needed
By Kayla Sinclair Many shows nowadays will leave the audience with a cliffhanger of an ending: a ‘will they, wont they’, a ‘what happens...
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Jasmine Ball
Oct 10, 20222 min read
Diary of a Void
Emi Yagi’s debut novel blurs the lines between reality and fiction to tackle the insidious presence of workplace misogyny By Jasmine Ball...
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Emma Hearnes
Oct 10, 20222 min read
Revitalising Stale Poetry Advice
Amanda Gorman’s Writing and Performing Poetry reinvigorates the mandatory poetry-writing lessons we all suffered through By Emma Hearnes...
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Caitlin Goh
Oct 8, 20225 min read
Do All Genres Inspire Equally?
Storylines set in the ordinary real world inspire just as much creativity in the world of spin-offs as the fantastical does By Caitlin...
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Greta Ryan
Oct 8, 20222 min read
BookTok Made Me Buy It
How TikTok and tears have started a reading revolution By Greta Ryan Pauline, aka @thebooksiveloved, has red puffy eyes and damp cheeks....
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Tess Fletcher
Oct 8, 20222 min read
Recession Regression
Why Millennials and Gen Zers are leaning into nihilism and nostalgia in the face of global crises By Tess Fletcher Under the blue roof of...
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Maisie Mateos
Oct 6, 20225 min read
The Survival of Traditional Animation in the Digital Age
Will the growth of computer-generated software mean the demise of hand-drawn animation? By Maisie Mateos With the evolution of art in the...
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Kathryn James
Oct 3, 20222 min read
Chasing the Skywhales
What can we learn about the nature of family from a giant hot-air balloon whale? By Kathryn James I am driving down Hoddle Street on a...
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