The Urban Artist Of London's Streets
A profile piece capturing the artistry, process, and global impact of renowned London street artist Paul Don Smith, blending on-location observation with cultural context.
For me, writing is about capturing moments, ideas, and perspectives in a way that connects with people. Whether it’s a caption for social media, a thought-provoking article, or a profile that lets someone’s personality shine, I aim to create work that is engaging, clear, and memorable.
My background in journalism taught me the value of research, accuracy, and strong storytelling, while my communications experience helped me adapt those skills for different audiences and platforms. I’m comfortable moving between creative and strategic work, always focusing on how to make words work better.
This collection represents a range of my writing, from professional projects to personal pieces, each reflecting my commitment to clarity, creativity, and the belief that the right words can spark curiosity and leave a lasting impression.
Reported Features & Profiles
Narrative & Travel Writing
From Screens to Streets: Meeting My Online Best Friend
A heartfelt personal feature chronicling a nine-year online friendship that began online and culminated in an emotional first meeting in London, blending narrative storytelling with direct quotes to capture connection across distance.
Broadway Magic in London: My Musical Adventure
A personal narrative recounting my first experiences with London’s West End musicals, blending vivid travel writing, cultural commentary, and emotional reflection to capture the magic of live theatre.
A two-part personal essay series charting my creative evolution, from the hesitation of starting to the confidence of creating.
The Fear of the First Page
A reflective essay on the hesitation, self-doubt, and overthinking that can make starting a creative project feel impossible — and the emotions that live in that blank space before the first word is written.
Getting Over The Fear of The First Page: My Growth
Part two of my personal growth essay on overcoming creative hesitation, embracing imperfection, and finding the confidence to begin (and keep going) in my writing journey.