This a continuation of my passion project "Photography to Capture the World." For volume 4, I headed to Brighton to test my skills in travel photography. As I have discussed before travel photography is a new creative challenge. During my career, I've worked as a packaging photographer for e-commerce sites and as an event photographer at global corporate events. But, travel photography is a new challenge for me. Can you capture everything you need to highlight a city in a day

Whether mental health issues are genetically connected to creativity or environmental factors like short deadlines and irregular payments are the triggers leading to poor mental health. There's no doubt about it, but pursuing a creative career will only lead to some mental health challenges sooner or later. But what can creatives do to prevent mental illness and help them through the tough times? When they feel as if their mind is about to shatter! Here are some tips and tric

I've recently been doing consultancy work for a small-scale client, researching how mental health is discussed across various media platforms. Mental health can be a sensitive topic to explore and portray through creative mediums making it a hard balance to strike right. This led to me diving deeper into animation and how it's used. During which I discovered animation to be one of the best forms of depicting such issues in an informative, entertaining and yet sensitive manner