Issue 18

‘Contrast’

Release date: March 25th 2019

The 10th anniversary of Storehouse magazine is fast-approaching! Showcasing talent, gaining industry recognition, sharing creativity within our theme of ‘Contrast’. To push the boundaries of Storehouse we present you with two submission opportunities – Light and Dark. This means that your work can fall into either category to create a contrasting magazine full of varying talent.

‘Light’ can be taken literally or obscurely. Can you shed light on an important topic? ‘Dark’ can be taken literally or obscurely. How you interpret this brief is down to you and your imagination – be creative! Dark doesn’t have to be negative; think outside the box, these are just prompts – be as abstract with your interpretation as you like.

After the Rain Comes… The Puddle: Dive In

Chalisa Chanchuvanichkul We’ve all heard of the saying: ‘After the rain comes the rainbow’, symbolising the glorious

Interview with Beth Reeks, NUA Life Model

Hannah Murray We met with the fabulous Beth Reeks, a warm, down-to-earth Life Model with

Cal Miles These illustrations came out of the dark reality of graduating; not knowing where

Chloe Baker-Cooper This project documents a group of young motorcyclists based in Norwich and the

Chloe Darnill Portrait top right and below this text is of model Karina using studio window

The Story of Concrete

Chloe Ellis Daily commuters in the thousands they go, Driving over the backbone of our

Denize Orlovska

Denize Orlovska Words: Denize Orlovska, Illustration

Ella Flood Packaging design in response to the word ‘Hench’, meaning ‘someone tough-looking or muscular,

The Modern Glitch

Erin Ruane Inspired by modern digital media and my own explorative self-expression, my visual style

Ethan Brown This university task was to rebrand and create a new Visual Identity for

Happy Places and Joyful Spaces

Leah McGhee An interview with third-year Textile Design student, Rosie-May Greenbank, joy-seeker and colour wizard. Rosie talks

Light Gives Me Life

Helen Harlow My interest in editorial illustration means that I aim to depict topics in

Kieshona Brown This is a story of a time in my life when I felt

Ibrahim Raza The overall concept of my photos is to mix fashion photography with art

Suburban Darkness

Imogen Hawgood Suburbia is the embodiment of both the American Dream and the slowly unfolding crisis

Imogen Jade Hurn

Imogen Jade Hurn This work was inspired by a question I have been researching throughout

Ingrida Bagdonaite

Ingrida Bagdonaite This Student Fashion Show scene caught my eye due to the masks and

Innocence Vs Experience

Beth Graham and Beth Stilgoe As a child, we view the world in a different

Soma – Have you had your Daily Dose?

Jake Newbury Soma – Have You Had Your Daily Dose? is a response to the theme

Jess Anderson Experimentation with long exposure settings to capture the movement of light. Words: Jess

Jessica Platt These are artworks from a personal project, visualising dream-like landscapes and figures that contain psychedelic,

If you Really Want Me, Come on Sugar Let Me Know

Ji-Young Kim These photos embody what this odd and colourful bodysuit represents. A contrast itself of the

Joanna Walker The series of work explores the connection between humans and nature. I wanted

Karolis Arbaciauskas

Karolis Arbaciauskas ‘Cerulean’ The process behind this piece was very experimental, from start to finish. I

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Lily Barber My work explores the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder and the subsequent reliance

Spiritual Wellness

Liza Koroleva This image is an exploration of spiritual wellness. Karina is on the search

Melina Wilde I often use art to have a conversation with myself. The initial starting

Oliver Saunders Fear of the dark is innate. Fear of the dark is innate. Our

OMG! You’re from Dubai

Patrick Smith A city of sand, but wonder to most Don’t forget the culture that

Poppy Chapman My subject matter for this set focuses on bringing light and humour into the otherwise

Rebecca Lee, Gabriella Molinari and Elleanor Woods FCP student and Creative Director Gabriella Molinari were initially

Come as You Please

Rhys Griffin Words: Rhys Griffin, Film and Moving Image Production Writing: Sean Goddard and Alex Stedman

Scott Soley My work focuses on exploring the use of dark tones within nature, comparing

Shedding Light on the Past

Beth Graham History is such an important part of society, it’s something we all take

Sherlyn Goh In this series, I explore the concept of androgyny and question the gender

Simon Rogers This character is inspired by the Photographer Jono Rotman and his portrait series

Sophie Banks Attraction against repulsion is a reoccurring theme within my sculptures. The pink sculpture in the

Stephen Johnson In 2018, the subject of redevelopment is nearly always met with controversy. While

Tatiana Susvaliuc Since I was a child, I remember myself watching the stars every night

The Art of Letting Go

Luke Taylor No, I’m not referring to Frozen. Let’s be honest, learning to let go

Why I Still Buy CDs

Kieshona Brown One of the things I am most proud of is being a 90s

Mindless Consumerism

Gigi Soh Disclaimer: The reason behind writing this article is not to point fingers or

Amelia Naomi For all the wealth of diversity in the courses we study, there is

Yannis Giannetakis Jim Jarmusch’s jazz western. A young accountant by the name of William Blake,

Introvert-Extrovert

Gemma Shingles Introvert I am stood in a room full of people, all of which

Light vs Dark Films

Beth Graham We all know the feeling of getting home after a long day, where

Whitening vs Tanning

Chalisa Chanchuvanichkul We live in a world of weird beauty standards. We relentlessly try to

Robert Burton ‘Grad’ is an improvised, hand-drawn stop motion animation, created in one day as part

Hannah Teather What is the light that we search for within ourselves? The one that flickers

Sophie Anderson When is your phone most harmful? Is it when scrolling, subscribing and staring

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