Storehouse Content Team

Hannah Game

The Content Team is responsible for writing content for the magazine, checking the submissions from students and choosing what is printed in the magazine.

In Conversation
Alice Laycock In the halcyon childhood days of many people, there are a few hazy recollections involving the creating of hideaways out
Keeping It Together While Stuck Together
Katie Billham Home is somewhere we all seem to have found ourselves a lot recently, and for many of us Uni students, that has meant
Stitched Up
Alice Laycock Picture a woman sat on a cold stone ledge, abutted by horsehair upholstered bolsters at either side of her physique. Her russet-red curls cascade over her
The Covid Coaster Of Emotions
Hannah Game The reality is this is our first experiences of a global pandemic, and if you’re anything like me you’ll be experiencing
A Fictional Walk with Androulla Michael
Sean Hendley Pregnant with her first child, Androulla Michael, (friend, fine artist, and NUA alumni), has been surviving an extreme reality of lockdown,
Foreign Familiarity
Leah McGhee During lockdown, I had been missing a lot of things, but I didn’t expect one of them to be strangers. Typically, I’d be desperate to
Bread
Sean Hendley There’s something about the notion of ‘home’ or ‘feeling at home’ - if the two aren’t the same
It’s More Than 4 Walls
Gaby Regan Home. There’s no place like it. But our interpretations of its meaning can differ based on our individual experiences. The conventional
Now Wash Your Hands!
Gigi Soh [Tag lines: In response to the pandemic/ The confinements of lockdown/ Post-Covid 19]  In all honesty, how many of
Creative Flexibility
Jack Taylor At the beginning of lockdown, I found myself stuck with a lack of facilities making it harder to
Concert from Home: Issue 21 Playlist
Jack Taylor Music helps people come together, and in self-isolation that is no different; many bands and musicians are still creating music
Lockdown Snapshots
Cressi Sowerbutts Images: Cressi Sowerbutts, Storehouse Content Team, @cccressi
The Narcissism Pandemic
Cressi Sowerbutts 2020, the year the world shut down. We hid from the ‘invisible killer’ in the sanctity of our homes laden with coverings, sanitizer and ‘KEEP YOUR DISTANCE’ signage. So what
Connections and Loose Ties
Freya Elise We spend most of our time in a home of sorts; though geographical placement isn’t always homely. The idea of
Bewitched: The Regaining Popularity of Potions, Powers, Psychics and Planets
Cressi Sowerbutts What is it with witchcraft, the talk of tarot, problem-solving using planets? It is undeniable that there has
Escaping Reality and Illusion of Music
Jack Taylor Music is one of the most diverse and creative forms of artistic media due to its endless variety
Reinventing Storehouse Online
My third issue to-date, and there’s an element of surprise encompassed within each process. Adopting an approach in high volatility
University and Relationships
Kieshona Brown A relationship: it can be one of the most beautiful experiences a person will ever go through. Imagine
Dreams and Memories: a Lyrical Essay
Sean Hendley Nearing midnight, escaped from the proximity of my ‘roommate’, crouched on the floor of a hotel room, I
Whitening vs Tanning
Chalisa Chanchuvanichkul We live in a world of weird beauty standards. We relentlessly try to improve our appearances, convinced that
The Great (Female) Indie Magazine Explosion
Amelia Naomi How the female voice has come to be heard through the rise of indie mags  Magazines are the
Generation Pet
Beth Graham One thing that can be said for our generation is the rise in cases of anxiety and stress.
When Love Becomes Hate
Kieshona Brown Exes. If you’ve ever had the unfortunate opportunity of breaking up with someone you thought would be the
One’s Unfortunate Process of Trying to Leave and Return to One’s Country
Chalisa Chanchuvanichkul WRITTEN FROM MY OWN UNFORTUNATE EXPERIENCE  I’ve always had quite bad luck when it comes to travelling. Things
A Process of Understanding what on Earth you are doing with your Life.
Luke Taylor Step 1) Realize you’re unsure of what you’re doing with your life right now.  Step 2) Have an existential
Light vs Dark Films
Beth Graham We all know the feeling of getting home after a long day, where you just want to settle
Introvert-Extrovert
Gemma Shingles Introvert  I am stood in a room full of people,  all of which I don’t know.  I feel
Creative Block
Amelia Naomi For all the wealth of diversity in the courses we study, there is certainly one thing we can
Mindless Consumerism
Gigi Soh Disclaimer: The reason behind writing this article is not to point fingers or set rules on how one
Films that Define our Generation
Beth Graham Films have the unique ability to define a generation in history, acting as a relatable gateway into our
The Fifth Stage
Vaineta Keraityte, Eleanor Needham, Luke McGarrigle, Drew Hardman, Lauren Walker and Chloe Boston With loneliness in the elderly rising in the UK,
Seeing is Subjective
Lucia Calcagni When we see, what do we see? Is that what is actually there, or just what we want to be seeing?  
Mirror Image
Katie Billham We’re stood in front of the mirror again. Poke this, prod that. Stretch, grab, twist, pull, until red
Does Art imitate Life or Life imitate Art?
Gigi Soh The answer towards the long-standing debate between “Art imitating Life, and Life imitating Art”, just like that of
You’re Out of Your Mind!
Gaby Regan Your mindset is what can influence reality.  It takes thoughts and feelings to make a change for each individual and
Looking through Children’s Eyes
Sean Goddard For children the physical act of drawing and creating is a key part of their development and helps
Who Is In The Details?
Uzi Okotcha Sometimes we don't know how to exist. A series of images depicting self-reflection and self-questioning conscious when reality
Never Meet your Role Models?
Beth Graham “When I grow up, I want to be just like *insert name here*” It is fair to say
The Reality of our Wildlife
Beth Graham It's safe to say that we all live in somewhat of an illusion when it comes to our
The Storehouse Process
Storehouse Heads of Issue 19 As Storehouse becomes more and more known across NUA and Norwich and involves more and
The First Step
KIeshona Brown There is a stigma surrounding seeking help. As people, we don’t like to admit that we don’t have all
The Art of Subtraction
Gigi Soh Focal point: Practicing the art of subtraction in the process of finding your way through life.  When we
Finding Magic in the Everyday
Freya Elise I long for magic, I crave it in every piece of fiction I come across. Life is so plain & dull & stale & I want
Revival
Leah McGhee Some seeds can not sprout   unless they are burnt first.  There are lilies in South Africa  that wait for wildfires.  
Smoke & Mirrors
Alice Laycock How interior design in social media can be used to help, not hinder. As a generation, we are well
Dreamscape
Hannah Game Photography: Hannah Game, Storehouse Content Team, @hjgamephotography
Processing Plastic
Beth Graham 125 plastic bottles. 213 bottle tops. 50 miscellaneous plastic trays and products. All of this was collected in
Destruction to Completion
Freya Elise There’s a rather strange beauty in the reclaimed, giving the forgotten paper a new purpose & meaning. It
Encouraging Local Tourism to the Broads – the UX Way!
Jason Brown This was a live brief with the Broads Authority to produce a web app for them. The aim
Editor’s Note ’19
Jason Brown ‘Process’: a slightly different theme from our some of our previous ones, we asked you to submit work showing
Childhood Bear
Beth Graham I want you to think of your first teddy bear. Think of how much you loved it, how
‘Portals’ – Process and Building Design
Alice Laycock Interior Design is the archetype of a discipline dominated by the process.  The piece which I have since
7 Things I Learned While Sitting in the Backseat of a Cop Car
Kieshona Brown  This summer I got very familiar with the backseat of a cop car. I know what it sounds
Why I Still Buy CDs
Kieshona Brown One of the things I am most proud of is being a 90s kid. I know you have
The Art of Letting Go
Luke Taylor No, I’m not referring to Frozen.  Let’s be honest, learning to let go is easier said than done.
Shedding Light on the Past
Beth Graham History is such an important part of society, it’s something we all take for granted, especially the amount
Innocence Vs Experience
Beth Graham and Beth Stilgoe As a child, we view the world in a different light to our more experienced,
Hello Darkness
Kieshona Brown  This is a story of a time in my life when I felt most helpless, all thanks to
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 about her piece on finding
Interview with Beth Reeks, NUA Life Model
Hannah Murray We met with the fabulous Beth Reeks, a warm, down-to-earth Life Model with a vintage style keen to
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 time after the worst. That’s
The House of Daze
Ana Corona  The House of Daze is a Norwich based drag collective dedicated to showcasing queer performers and turning out
Binary Hoppositions
Beth Graham Over the summer of 2018, Norwich and surrounding areas have been decorated with a fleet of hares! Known
Strangers, Nice to Meet You
Chalisa Chanchuvanichkul When you go on a holiday to somewhere new, what do you try to photograph? I guess the typical
Perception On Film
Beth Graham The art of perception within film is one of the most powerful tools imaginable, filmmakers can harness this
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