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At Anna Goodson Illustration Agency, we don't follow trends in illustration, we create them.

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Renowned colourful illustrator creating illustration for advertising, editorial, animation and publishing, focused on the travel, tourism and lifestyle industries.

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The Artworks is a boutique illustration agency representing the finest illustrators, the most talented artists and the freshest emerging talent.

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As one of the strongest grandmasters in the world, it's my pleasure to host this channel to share my knowledge and love of chess. Check out the live streams on twitch to see full content.

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Hi! My name is Levy Rozman, I'm an International Master from New York City. I make lots of different playlists of chess videos: openings, strategy, rating climb, tactics guides, and recaps of big tournaments. I also stream every day on Twitch. Check out some of the links on my page or the video descriptions for more.

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Chess Rising Stars Academy is a team of experienced professional chess teachers in London and provides the best quality private chess lessons for kids

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At Anna Goodson Illustration Agency, we don't follow trends in illustration, we create them.

We're a visionary illustration & motion graphics agency representing a diverse family of trailblazing artists from around the globe. We help creative thinkers connect with artists so they can transform their innovative and progressive ideas into powerful visual content .

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Have an imaginative concept or story you want to bring to life through animation? Let our talented motion designers move you by animating exciting worlds, characters and narratives. From simple shapes to complex projects blending other media forms, our animators know how to create entrancing visual experiences.

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Why chess will help your pupils, and how we can help.

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97%

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47,500

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We are seeking enthusiastic people, with patience, to help children learn to play chess.

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Why chess will help your pupils, and how we can help. schools supported throughout the UK with teaching, equipment, training and more of school staff believe chess has improved pupils' thinking skills children will benefit from the scheme nationwide this year We are seeking enthusiastic people, with patience, to help children learn to play chess.

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We are delighted that several schools have made enquiries seeking to restart their chess club after the hiatus.

We have also had enquiries from schools wishing to start a club.

School chess teams around the UK (and further) are getting their chess club members playing online via the Lichess platform.

To get involved sign-up (for free) your child to Lichess (https://lichess.org/)

and then look for your schools team (https://lichess.org/team/all) and join !

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"A charity is offering a million children the chance to learn chess from tomorrow to give them an "intellectual challenge" during the lockdown.

Chess in Schools and Communities (CISC) along with ChessKid, the world's biggest online chess platform, is offering primary pupils access to lessons, puzzles and videos about one of the world's oldest board games.

Malcolm Pein, the scheme's founder, says he wants to create the world's biggest online chess club. "The same way Joe Wicks kicks in at 7.30am, let the chess kick in at 3.30 after all the home schooling is done," he said.

A child who registers on the ChessKid website starts with tutorials on chess pieces and the rules of the game. Invitations to quiz tournaments and other such challenges

See https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/chess-charity-wants-a-million-kids-on-board-rrn9j2pwj for more

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Our school chess clubs will be restarting this week : we hope to see some new and old faces !

Hampshire Junior Chess Association is running a Last Chance Saloon for the UK Chess Challenge on Saturday, April 6th at Basingstoke Chess Club. The entry fee will be £5.

This event is for children (primary and secondary aged) who have yet to qualify to the Megafinal stage of the Delancey UK Schools Chess Challenge.

Entry Form is here : Last Chance Saloon : April 6th 2019

The main organiser is Maha Chandar.

Delancey Schools UK Chess Challenge Hampshire UKCC

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We are delighted that several schools have made enquiries seeking to restart their chess club after the hiatus. We have also had enquiries from schools wishing to start a club. School chess teams around the UK (and further) are getting their chess club members playing online via the Lichess platform.

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In 2018, after close friends encouraged her to start selling her Scandi-style ceramic wares, Isabelle Taylor-Jones set up a small pottery studio in her home in Wivenhoe. She named it Dantes, which means 'giving' in Latin and emulates the ethos of the brand: simple, tactile pieces that people could enjoy in their everyday lives.

Fast forward to 2021 and Dantes Ceramics has become a powerhouse pottery studio for influencers, stylists, photographers and interior enthusiasts alike. Her signature understated style has spawned a loyal client base and active social following. And her handmade pieces - from ceramic coffee filters and simple white water tumblers to speckled pitchers and graphite bowls - are guaranteed sell-outs.

So, where did it all go right? Isabelle talks us through the highs so far...

Why ceramics?

I love the creative freedom I have working with clay. I am continually discovering new and exciting results, as well as too many disasters to mention! I put all my energy and passion into every piece I create, combining beauty with function.

The business has only been running for two years, but you've already bagged some impressive clients...

My most memorable career high to date is the collection I created for the German duo food stylists Nora Eisermann and Laura Muthesius of Our Food Stories. It was a true honour to have my work styled and shot in Berlin by this talented team.

What are you working on at the moment?

A new range for autumn. I always tend to work a season ahead; handmade ceramics is a very slow process and collections can take months from start to finish.

Name your dream project

I always find this question particularly hard to answer, as there are so many brilliant creative people I would like to collaborate with. I have to say the ultimate dream would be Yotam Ottolenghi. He's so passionate about what he does - I'd love my ceramics to be featured in one of his recipe books.

What does an average day look like?

A regular day starts at 6:30am, before everyone else is awake. I use this first hour to catch up on emails, check through orders, answer social media messages and plan my studio time. Most of my business comes through Instagram food and style influencers, so it's vital I keep in touch. After I've packed the children off to school, my working day begins in the studio. I like to wedge clay and throw on the wheel for the best part of the morning. My concentration levels are sharp at this hour, although that is probably due to copious amounts of coffee! Afternoons are better suited for less focused jobs, such as turning bases, attaching handles, and packing orders. The kiln is loaded twice a week for an eight-hour firing. I don't usually break for lunch but I'll grab a snack after I've collected the kids from school. Then family life takes precedence for the rest of the evening.

Let's talk lockdown...

Like for so many of us, lockdown came as a complete shock. I suddenly had all four children at home, with the two youngest needing help with schooling, and my husband also working full-time from home. My pottery studio is at the front of the house so I felt like my creative space had been invaded. I'm a workaholic so slowing down filled me with anxiety initially. Once I'd put everything into perspective though, I learned to embrace a slower pace of life. Being creative with my kids, whether that be with paint, clay or the sewing machine has been hugely rewarding. Yes, we've yelled and screamed at each other, but we've also become closer as a result.

How have your shopping habits changed?

My good friend, Kay [Prestney, founder of Kinship Creative Design Consultancy] has opened my eyes to sustainable living, so I'm choosing to purchase second-hand and reclaimed items from local salvage yards and auctions more. My favourite auction house is Reeman Dansie in Colchester, which is great for fine art and antiques.

Have you discovered any new go-tos as a result of lockdown?

I've always tried to shop as locally as possible, but I've started using our fishmonger, The Wivenhoe Fish Company, who is now selling to the public from his home in Ernest Road. We've been enjoying local shellfish, oysters and wild sea bass. I recently checked out the Vietnamese restaurant Bambu in Colchester, too, which delivers amazing freshly cooked takeaways. I'm loving its Summer Rolls and the aubergine and pork main.

What do you love about living and working in Wivenhoe?

Wivenhoe is surprisingly metropolitan and liberal, partly due to its close proximity to University of Essex and the diverse cultural mix of nationalities and students. Its bohemian mix of artists and academics really add to the town's colourful setting.

OK, quick-fire round: best local bakery?

On Fridays I always look forward to collecting freshly baked sourdough from SuzyShack. Sue makes the most amazing artisan breads, pickles and preserves.

Favourite walk...

We're spoilt for choice with local woodlands and the tidal River Colne. I love an evening stroll catching the last of the daylight along the sea wall, where you can sometimes spot the occasional cormorant or egret.

Perfect pub...

After a long windswept beach walk, I love visiting The Alma Inn in Harwich for a delicious lunch. It serves up locally caught fish and game in a great sailor's pub setting.

Treasured independent...

The Wivenhoe Bookshop is a wonderful institution. Not only does it offer its own collection of diverse literature, but it also supports local music, art, and theatre groups, and hosts book clubs and knitting groups too. It's the sort of stalwart every community needs. As life returns to normal, I hope we'll all start to appreciative and support the independent makers and craftspeople on our doorstep that little bit more.

To shop Dantes Ceramics, head to danteceramics.com or contact Isabelle via the website to view her Wivenhoe studio space.

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In 2018, after close friends encouraged her to start selling her Scandi-style ceramic wares, Isabelle Taylor-Jones set up a small pottery studio in her home in Wivenhoe. She named it Dantes, which means 'giving' in Latin and emulates the ethos of the brand: simple, tactile pieces that people could enjoy in their everyday lives.

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A selection of crafts, particularly ceramics, glass and jewellery, are at all times available for sale at The Gallery and commissions can be taken if a piece is required in an alternative size or colour. Many of the works are made at Parndon Mill, ceramics by Geli Hinton, glass by Jon Lewis and Ewa wawrzyniak and jewellery by Yuki Kokai and Heike Brachlow.

Always to be seen are also crafts by artists who live and work nearby, such as ceramics by Margaret Gardiner and Marilyn Andreetti, and artworks in glass by Teresa Chlapowski and Anona Wyi. Jewellery in silver, glass and semi-precious stones by various artists are on show in a well lit display cupboard.

It is enjoyable and easy to find that special present or a piece to brighten up the home. Telephone orders for pieces displayed online are accepted during Gallery opening hours.

Please click on the images above to see further examples of some of the ceramic craftwork, glass craftwork and jewellery that is for sale in the gallery.

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A selection of crafts, particularly ceramics, glass and jewellery, are at all times available for sale at The Gallery and commissions can be taken if a piece is required in an alternative size or colour. Many of the works are made at Parndon Mill, ceramics by Geli Hinton, glass by Jon Lewis and Ewa wawrzyniak and jewellery by Yuki Kokai and Heike Brachlow.

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We're the straight-talking, no-nonsense video and animation production company you've been looking for. Our experienced team of directors, producers, animators and motion designers handcraft videos that resonate with your target audience and deliver your marketing goals.

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Cudd Bentley Consulting is a leading independent engineering firm at the heart of building services since 1978. Delivering electrical, mechanical and sustainability engineering services we have built our reputation based on engineering knowhow and service excellence, specialising in industrial engineering solutions for the future.

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We provide high quality, photorealistic 3D visualization services at affordable prices. We put attention to every detail in the project to meet your expectations and satisfy you with the results. On our regular basis, we cooperate with architects, interior designers, housing developers and manufacturers from around the world. Our Artists usually put the clients' ideas into reality, but we are also open to help you develop and master the design. Our pricing system is simple and allows you to evaluate the approximate costs on your own, however, please contact us to get the individually prepared offer and discuss the particulars of your 3D project.

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The reality of Esports Thousands of passionate fans packed together in some of the biggest venues globally, multi-million pound prize pools, fierce competition - that's what esports has become today As it continues to dominate without the mainstream entirely accepting it still it seems,...

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Award Winning PR & Social Media Agency Based in Leeds. We Help Brands Find Their Purpose Through Authentic & Engaging Story-Telling, Including Print Media, Press, Digital, Branding & Public Relations. Experts in B2C/B2B Communications, Crisis Management & More. Call 0113 430 4160!

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We have a world-wide reputation, and work on some stunning projects. Our operational and support teams are crafted from the finest and most passionate talent in our capital city. Since 1993 we've consistently won plaudits for our service & values, and for our meticulous attention to individual client needs - resulting in stress-free sessions and beautifully executed audio for TV & Film, Radio & Podcasts, Corporate, Multimedia, Animation and Games. We're here to support you through the vagaries of talent schedules and ever-changing production deadlines. Our studio engineers, bookings and support teams are helpful, friendly, highly skilled & thoroughly professional.

Ideally situated a moment's walk from Oxford Circus & BBC Broadcasting House in the heart of London's vibrant West End, The Sound Company studios lie tucked away in a discreet location - a natural choice for working with high profile talent We built our seven sound recording & audio-post studios within the 6,500 sq ft former All Souls Primary School, built in 1835, which later became the famous Advision Music Studios. Each of our studios has a character all of its own, and our clients often remark on the scale and quirkiness of our well-loved building. Videos and pictures of each of our studios can be found via the 'Studios' link in the top menu.

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I am a full time professional landscape photographer, specialising in capturing atmospheric images of East Anglia. The clients I work with include the National Trust and English Heritage and I am a LEE Filters master ambassador.

I have been running 1-2-1 and group workshops in East Anglia for nearly ten years and I also run workshops in the area for the National Trust, Forestry Commission and Royal Photographic Society as well as leading photography tours to locations around the world for Tatra Photography.

I was very excited to have my first book, Photographing East Anglia, a best-selling guidebook to the region for photographers, published in spring 2019 by Fotovue. I've also written many articles for photography magazines and my images have been widely published, appearing everywhere from book and magazine covers to jigsaw puzzles and jam jars (you can see some examples ).

I am a member of two photography groups, Felixstowe Photographic Society and the Beyond Group, and regularly speak at camera clubs around England.

"There's a thrill in watching the first pastel colours of the day appear over the frozen stillness of a wintry Broads landscape or standing on a wild and windy beach as the sun's first rays skim over the swaying dunes... capturing these moments is what it is all about for me."

Achievements

My work has been recognised in several high profile competitions, highlights include:

2020 LEE Filters Master Ambassador

2020 Essex in Photographs published

2019 Photographing East Anglia published

2018 Meanderings solo exhibition, Boat House gallery, Flatford

2018 Landscape Photographer of the Year - 3 images commended

2018 Your Vision competition - overall winner

2018 Interviewed on The Togcast photography podcast

2017 International Garden Photographer of the Year - highly commended

2017 International Garden Photographer of the Year - National Trust special award - 2nd place

2017 Outdoor Photographer of the Year - finalist

2017 Landscape Photographer of the Year - commended

2017 RHS Photography competition - category winner

2017 Your Vision competition - category winner

2016 Landscape Photographer of the Year - commended & book cover shot

2016 A stone's throw solo exhibition, Boat House gallery, Flatford

2015 International Garden Photographer of the Year - commended

2015 Landscape Photographer of the Year - commended

2015 RHS Photography competition - runner up

2014 Shipwrecked Mariners society - overall winner

2014 Royal Photographic Society - LRPS distinction

2014 International Garden Photographer of the Year - commended

2013 Landscape Photographer of the Year - commended & book cover shot

2012 Landscape Photographer of the Year - commended

Some of the brands I am fortunate to work with...

Ethics

I'm a proud member of Nature First: The Alliance for Responsible Nature Photography and I'm dedicated to following the Nature First Principles:

Prioritize the well-being of nature over photography

Educate yourself about the places you photograph

Reflect on the possible impact of your actions

Use discretion if sharing locations

Know and follow rules and regulations

Always follow Leave No Trace principles and strive to leave places better than you found them

Actively promote and educate others about these principles

For my landscapes I have always used Canon DSLRs, I currently use the following gear:

What's next

As well as new projects for the National Trust, I am currently working on a second guidebook for Fotovue, Photographing Essex. I'm also busy planning some exciting new workshops, expanding my workshop range to locations around the UK.
Telephone: 07734 068605

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Es Devlin is an artist and stage designer. She is known for creating large-scale performative sculptures and environments that fuse music, language and light.

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Nominated: Achievement in Opera, UK Theatre Awards

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The online portfolio of Television (TV) Set and Scenic Designer Andy Walmsley - Emmy Nominated designer for shows such as American Idol, Who Wants to be A Millionaire among many, many others.

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Crocs was started when the designer was advised not to wear heels any more so she decided to create a shoe that was comfortable as well as stylish.

Crocs are created for everyone male, female as well as kids

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Wildlife photographer Craig jones

Wildlife photographer

His mom inspired him to became a wildlife photographer.

He couldn’t afford a camera at the moment so he uses a 8x40 binoculars.

He learn more about wildlife by spending more time in there without disturbing their life.

He was passionate about animals from young age after he gets his first wildlife book on his 8th birthday.

He speaks proudly about the real beauty of wildlife.

He have his own website where peoples can buy his pictures

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Po-Zu work to ensure everyone is treated fairly and ethical and also ensure that the association they are working with 'fair rubber association' are contribuiting to the improvement of the working and living conditions of the primary producers and to also ensure that the money reaches the supplier partners.

Po-Zu offer shoes for male, female and kids

Po-Zo have collaborations with Star Wars, Timberland and others

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Started at a kitchen table by Julie Deane.
started with a budget of £600
she started the company to make enough money to send her daughter to send her to a better School.
The company wasn't a instant hit.
non-leather, vegan friendly satchel .
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- CJC focuses primarily on bringing professional techniques to the masses with a very personalised and 'for everyone' outlook.
- They cover corporate/private events, but use very high-end professional methods alongside it.
- Courses are offered by a professional team who cover all aspects of make-up and SFX.
- The business was started by a woman who spent years working in the events industry from what started as a simple hobby, with their aim being to teach people the same things she learnt.

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This company aims to be trustworthy and personal because they want their customers to come back and possibly build "brand loyalty" a common tactic that brands use to bring their customers back.

On the website they state that they "plan" , "shoot" , "edit" and repeat. Keeping what they do short and straight to the point gives their customers a brief overview of how they operate. The prices are also very reasonable. a Full wedding documentary will only cost £125 and an extra £125 if you want them to film the speeches as well.

The company also holds a "christian ethos" which may appeal to christian customers or people who are particularly fond of christian values.

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Product - videographer company who mostly shoot wedding videos, have over 10 years of experience, based in California but have worked all over the world

mission statement - to capture the moment of people coming together and portray it in the best way possible

how they started - started making wedding videos in 2004

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- Delivers high end courses and teaching, while engaging students in professional situations.
- International presence in New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Antwerp, Milan, Ljubljana, St Petersburg, etc.
- Not as expensive as others, a Special FX Course in St. Petersburg costs 2800 EUR.
- Very wide target audience and market with foreign language sites and studios across Europe and America.
- Professional, high-end displays of work taken by professional photographers.
- Trying to be an industry leader with very formal and professional approach towards work.

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Videography and photography

Values:
-Working closely with the client to suit their needs plus adding their own creative input.
-"We'd love to make that one film. The one that you tell your family about, the one that you grow up with but don't grow out of."

It was created by Robert Carr, he created it after developing a passion in film and photography while studying a media master degree in university. Likes being paid to do work that he enjoys.

Sustainability:
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Friendly
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Service:

A large range of video production

Values:

Work closely with the customer, give a personal touch and treat your project as an individual.

Have christian values

Prices:

Mid range / cheap pricing

£250 for a full wedding documentary

Working class, couples, parents, charities, students and companies.

Sustainable:
Reasonable prices and a large client base, along with a friendly attitude.

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Safety: We never compromise on safety Simplicity: We cut out the things that don't matter to keep us lean and make it easy One team: Together we'll always find a way Integrity: We stand by our word and do what we say Passion: We have a passion for our customers, our people and the work we do Pioneering: We challenge to

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Every company and every business leader makes mistakes - I've made more than my fair share and I know I'll make more. But what's important is how you react and how you learn from your mistakes. If you face your mistakes head on, move fast and have built a strong company culture, you can recover from any setback.

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Here's what we've been up to...

Make Up Artist London's Founder and Director, Camilla Collins, was trained at renowned Makeup School, Greasepaint, in Hair and Makeup for TV, Film and Theatre. This included all aspects of hair and makeup styling as well as wigs, prosthetics and SFX makeup.

After qualifying, her journey began in the filming industry where she spent several years working on a variety of filming projects from short films and features to music videos and commercials.

It wasn't until 2012 that she assisted on her first Wedding, and after experiencing the buzz and excitement of the wedding morning and the sheer joy and happiness that the bride and her bridal party expressed on completion of their hair and makeup design, she was hooked!

She spent the next few years building up her bridal business, Camilla J Collins Hair and Makeup Artist, looking after around 50 brides and their bridal parties each year.Â Still wanting to exercise her creativity to itâ€™s full potential, she worked on photo shoots and editorials and when Halloween came around, her special effects kit was in full use, transforming the staff of bars and clubs as well as corporate clients and private individuals.

As time went on, Camilla began branching out into the Events Industry, trying to find a way for more and more companies to use the feature of makeup prior to or during events and in 2015, Makeup Artist London was born!

Our mission statement is:

"We want to combine the skills and techniques of makeup artistry normally reserved for TV, Film and Theatre with the magic and excitement of live events - making it accessible for everyone!"

We know that the personality of event professionals is of the utmost importance and plays a huge part in the experience of the hosts and guests of the event. With this in mind, Camilla set out to form an exceptional team of highly skilled, dynamic and professional artists to really bring their A-game to any event and create an impact.

All of the team are fully trained in all aspects of TV, Film and Theatre Hair and Makeup, apart from our 2 specialist Henna Artists. When selecting team members, being a great makeup artist just isn't enough, we require out going and dynamic personalities to match as well professionalism and reliability.

The artists on the Make Up Artist London team are constantly working throughout the Film and Fashion Industries as well as in the corporate sector, keeping their skills and creativity up to date and ensuring they don't lose their artistic flair.

WE LOVE the variety of work, WE LOVE that no two days are the same and WE LOVE engaging with new people and surroundings to enhance our skills and allow us to create new and better things!

If you think the Make Up Artist London team could you help you with any event or project you are planning, then we would just love to hear from you!

EMAIL:Â info@cjccreatives.com

CALL: 020 8363 6753

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We start this course with out-of-the-kit effects that are the staple of professional make-up artists. We will help students learn their craft in this hands-on course that covers two and three-dimensional techniques to simulate injuries and other effects. Our team of professional make-up artists will walk students through the process of applying and coloring foam gelatin prosthetic appliances, silicone GFA's, foam latex prosthetic appliances and Prosaide transfers.
This course consists of 10 or 20 sessions for a total of 35 or 70 clock hours.

Make-up Designory has led the way in FX training with our Special Make-up Effects courses at our main campuses. MUD has created a unique specialty course for students unable to get to one of our main campuses. This course is designed to be offered as a 35-hour class or as a 70-hour class depending on availability of one of our international FX artists.

Impressions of our Special Effects Class

For who and why

Anyone who wants to learn Special Effects basic equivalent experience of Beauty Essential is wanted but not needed. Beginners and professionals are welcome. This make-up course lasts 70 hours.

Experience and Training

This 70 hours of the Course are basicsof SFX the most found and used in the Industry. They will make any professional make-up artist feel comfortable.

Our quality

Make-up Designory grew into the largest educational system that focuses exclusively on training for makeup artists. Over the years, we remain true to our educational standards, curriculum development and teacher training. So we created a standard form of makeup education that is followed worldwide. The same curriculum and the same high standards and MUD certified teachers can be found in MUDs main campuses in New York and Los Angeles, and through the international network MUD Studios.

MUD Job Board

Are you familiar with the MUD Job Board? This internship platform is exclusively build for students MUD. After your their training you have access to this platform. Handy, because you can participate in real world situations and events such as fashion shows, film shoots, photoshoots and private make-up on events. A powerful boost for your experience and self-confidence!

Orientation is held for new students prior to the start of class so that they may have a chance to meet the Administrative Staff, discuss what to expect as a new student, and tour the school. Orientation is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for newly enrolled students and their families or friends who may have questions about any of the school's policies or operations.

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Failure hurts. Watching something you've poured endless amounts of time and energy in, only to see it crumble before you will hurt like hell. It'll be like a physical punch to the gut, and it will paralyze you. It's no wonder that entrepreneurs avoid failure like the plague.

But startups don't die; they commit suicide. And often in spectacular fashion.

A startup can go under for a variety of reasons. While founders can stand around and point fingers at each other, attribute it to forces outside of their control, or just blame bad luck. The reality is that startup failure is often like the Titanic and the iceberg. The factors that lead to catasrophe are often refused to be acknowledged until the ship is already sinking.

The reality of the situation is you are more likely to fail than you are to succeed. If you're defining startup failure as the inability to deliver on the projected return of investment, then 95% of startups are failures.

Startup Case Studies

But there is no greater teacher than failure. Studies have even shown that organizations learnt more from failure than success, and even retain the knowledge longer. If you're going to be an entrepreneur then you better get used to failing, it will become an inevitable part of your life. Don't run from it, embrace it and see what lessons you can learn from it.

By analyzing the post-mortems of various failed startups here are the expected and not-so-expected reasons why they failed and what you can learn from their mistakes. Watch out for those icebergs.
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Be wary of the Pivot

Fab was once known as ' the world's fastest growing startup' and was valued at over at $1 billion before it ultimately crashed. Fab underwent a variety of changes as a gay social network, a daily flash sales site, to 'the world's design store', before finally be sold off to PCH, for a reported $15 million in cash and stock.

Fab is both a success story and cautionary tale to entrepreneurs about the risks of pivoting. A pivot generally means that a business is looking to find a fresh perspective and vision to prevent themselves from growing stagnant. Hypothetically a startup should constantly be evaluating data: measuring the market, contemplating new strategies, testing new products. A pivot allows a business to forge ahead in a new direction when either the opportunity is clear, or the current strategy is failing.

"Once we made the decision to pivot, we committed to doing one thing and doing it well. No distractions." - Jason Goldberg, cofounder and CEO of Fab.

Fab was originally known as Fabulis a gay social networking site before pivoting wonderfully into a daily flash sales site for independent artists. Cofounders Jason Goldberg and Bradford Shellhammer admitted to themselves that Fabulis wasn't turning out to be the success that they hoped, being stuck at 150,000 users for the last few months. It was time to pivot.

The data they had gathered from Fabulis illuminated a real hole in the design market. People were looking for an easy and accessible way to purchase unique and interesting designerware. So they pivoted and became a daily flash sales site for designer housewares, accessories, clothing, and jewellery. The move paid off with Fab growing to over 10 million users, and reportedly generating more than $200,000 everyday.

Two years later after the initial pivot, despite a shaky business model, Fab decided to pivot again. This time looking to become a designer alternative to Amazon and Ikea. Coupled with a failed attempt to expand into the European market, Fab began its spectacular fall.

The first and foremost requirement for a pivot to truly succeed is it must solve a major problem. At the time Fab was a hugely successful company, despite the fact that the daily flash sales model wasn't sustainable in the long-term, choosing to drastically scale down their product offerings moved too far from their identity as a designer store. Fab ultimately created another problem while prematurely trying to solve another.

It's only natural for a struggling startup to pivot, especially when the alternative is to remain stagnant and unprofitable. However as Fab demonstrated, pivoting for the sake of pivoting, or to expand on a shaky business model will almost always guarantee disaster for any entrepreneur out there. No matter how much money you've raised.

Too big to handle

Webvan was the biggest flop during the dotcom era of startups. At its peak, in 1999, it was valued at $1.2 billion. Two years later they filed for bankruptcy, laid off 2000 employees, and closed up shop. Webvan could potentially be considered a startup ahead of its time, their vision was a home-delivery service for groceries, where customers could order their groceries online, but that's not where the problem lies. 15 years later it's still being studied by business schools around the world as a forewarning against excess and ambition. Here's the cliff notes edition.

Webvan can also be considered a product of its time, the result was that it followed the ' Get Big Fast' (GBF) business model that every other startup was religiously following at the time. Much like how Eric Ries's lean startup methodologycan be considered the bible for this generation of entrepreneurs. So in 1999 Webvan announced they would expand to 26 major cities. The following two years became a logistical nightmare with Webvan ultimately losing a total of $830 million before filing for bankruptcy.

"Webvan committed the cardinal sin of retail, which is to expand into a new territory before we had demonstrated success in the first market. In fact, we were busy demonstrating failure in the Bay Area market while we expanded into other regions." - Mike Moritz, former Webvan board member and partner at Sequoia Capital.

At some point every successful startup will have to start scaling up and expanding their business. It seems like common sense, but expansion should only be undertaken when a business model has first proven to be successful.

A few rules of thumb are that a scalable business model should be flexible to be able to adapt to different market conditions, core users and customers are evaluated and understood, and the business model should be able to operate without your direct supervision. Common sense right?

Yet according to Startup Genome Project's survey of over 3200 startups, 74% of startup failures can be attributed to premature scaling. Another key finding was that startups, on average, need 2-3 times longer to validate their market than the founders expect. This underestimation of an appropriate timelines applies unecesare pressure on founders to scale prematurely.

Despite early validation Webvan failed to consistently evaluate the data. If they had paid closer attention then they would've seen that their business model was shaky and could not possibly support their desired plans for expansion.

It's only natural for entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs to want to grow their business. It's easy to be blinded by groupthink and attempt to scale quickly. But as Webvan learnt, it's important to grow your business for the right reasons. To pay attention to the data at hand, and never grow for the sake of growth.

Be wary of who you get in bed with

I'm sure many readers will be familiar with The Muse an online business dedicated to helping female entrepreneurs by offering mentorship, advice and career opportunities. What you probably won't be familiar with is Pretty Young Professional the predecessor to The Muse and Kathryn Minshew's first startup that fell apart due to bad communication, legal issues, and infighting among the team.

Pretty Young Professional was founded by four colleagues at McKinsey, a global consultancy firm, who noticed the lack of resources for young women in the world of entrepreneurship. It had a simple vision, to provide a weekly newsletter and cultivate a community for young female entrepreneurs. All four were coworkers, friends even, who shared a similar passion and vision. A meeting was held; positions and equity were decided amongst themselves and written on a notepad. And that's when the trouble began.

"It came down to some pretty fundamental differences of opinion around where the business should be heading. I think, naively, we assumed that if we kicked the can down the road on some of those things, we'd be able to sort them out." - Kathryn Minshew, cofounder and CEO of Pretty Young Professional.

Despite the years you've shared together, the amount of in jokes you have, and the friendship bracelet you made each other over summer camp, conventional wisdom dictates that it's a bad idea to mix business with friends.
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A study by the University of Auckland Business School found that while maintaining strong friendships with co-workers generally improves work productivity and morale it also creates a dilemma when trying to reconcile personal relationships with professional decision-making. In business it's required that you have to make the logical and necessary decisions in order to benefit your company, even at the cost of personal friendships.

11 months in, the four founders of Pretty Young Professional had split into two camps due to differences in opinion and a coup was staged. The legality of the original document was called into question, Minshew was hit with a lawsuit and called to step down as CEO, and the editorial team of Pretty Young Professional had their site and email access cut. The company quickly collapsed despite calls from excited investors and a thriving user base.

While it is possible to work with friends and family, it requires completely honest communication, both parties must understand that it really is nothing personal, and, perhaps most importantly, vest your ownership. It's always best practice to ensure that you legally protect yourself and your assets, a promise between friends rarely holds up in the court of law.

The double-edged sword of SEO

Tutorspree was launched in 2011 out of startup incubator Y Combinatorand were touted as the 'Airbnb of tutoring'. The premise was simple, to help parents find tutors for their kids online. By 2013 they had over 7000 tutors signed up on their platform and has raised an estimated $1.8 million. Then the rug was swept out from under then and they closed down a few months later, after 3 years in operation.

It appeared that Tutorspree was doing everything right, it had managed to raise an impressive amount of capital from heavyweight investors like Sequoia Capital and Lerer Ventures. They were scaling at a decent pace, albeit not as fast as they wanted, and the business model was proving to be profitable.

However it fell apart in March of 2013 when Google changed its algorithm and Tutorspree found their traffic reduced by 80% overnight. While this normally wouldn't cripple a business, it was a catastrophe for Tutorspree. SEO was baked into their business model from the very start and almost all of their customer acquisitions originated from SEO.

"Nor is the largest lesson for me that SEO shouldn't be part of a startup's marketing kit. It should be there, but it has to be just one of many tools. SEO cannot be the only channel a company has, nor can any other single channel serve that purpose." - Aaron Harris, cofounder and CEO of Tutorspree.

There are many different types of SEO practices, but SEO is essentially improving the visibility and authority of a website by having it rank higher on search engine listings. The entrepreneurial community itself is very divided on the merits of SEO. Some believe it's uselesswhile others believe it's a necessary component. But all can agree that SEO is often a frustrating and difficult effort.

The issue with Tutorspree wasn't whether or not it used SEO effectively or ineffectively. The issue was that due to its effectiveness, the founders became blind to other models of customer acquisition and developed an overreliance on a model they had absolutely no control over.

Google's algorithm constantly changes and there's no telling how it will ultimately affect your website's ranking. Google has consistently proven to burn anyone that chooses to rely on SEO as their main strategy.

It should go without saying that you shouldn't be putting all your eggs into one basked. Entrepreneurs should take a lesson from investors and look into the barbell investment strategy. Entrepreneurs should invest half their marketing into a high-risk strategy, and the other half in a proven consistent strategy, albeit with a lower return on investment. When it comes to business, you can either live or die by the sword, or just be smart and carry a shield.
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Start Up Case Studies

Failure is difficult to handle, but there is no better teacher. Although every business listed failed spectacularly, all of their founders got back up, dusted themselves off, and forged ahead to eventual success.

While it's easy to see all the mistakes you made in hindsight, don't let yourself get to that point. Failure can be seen a mile away if you're paying close enough attention, even if it means asking yourself some uncomfortable questions. A lot of businesses could have been saved if just the smallest amount of preparation was undertaken, or if founders had just a little bit more patience.

So now that you know the warning signs, try not to hit an iceberg on the road to success.

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Stefanie Kemp | London based Freelance Make-up & Prosthetics Artist

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Stefanie Kemp is a Freelance Make-up and Prosthetics Artist. Experienced as both a trainee and Make-up Artist in TV, Film, Theatre & Photographic work.

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I would describe my style of wedding photography as photojournalistic. While capturing formal portraits are important, I also believe that catching the ambiance of your day and the life-force of your invited guests is of equal priority. With a gentle eye, I will steer your formal photographs to best reflect your personalities, while simultaneously documenting those subtle yet profound candid moments that make up such an important day. I keep a keen watch as the day naturally unfolds so you have an archive long after the day has passed you by.

High school introduced me to photography and there I spent my waking hours shooting film and developing deep within the dark room. After graduating, I set off to Otis School of Art & Design to study Fine Art Photography (2001-2005), where I was introduced to art theory and artist's studio practices. After college, I flexed my logistical side and produced art fairs (2004-2012) that shared contemporary art and design to communities in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, and New York. Later I transitioned into a small business owner and made photography my full-time world. So if you will, find comfort in knowing that art and photography are a part of my physiological make-up and the path I've taken shows this. Art and photography is more than a hobby or passion for me, it is the frame in which I have chosen to work and live out my life.

My camera and I stay vigilant throughout your day, which no doubt will have many moving parts, while maintaining an unobtrusive and honest presence. Stay in the moment and I will support you and do the rest.

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KIVA LOAN PLEDGE - I pledge to make a Kiva loan for every wedding that I book. This is something that has been important for me to integrate into my wedding photography business model early on. It hasn't escaped me how becoming a small business owner has changed my life for the better. I am grateful to have had the privilege and opportunity to see my goals through. I believe when you are given a chance to work towards a goal that leads to a better quality of life, a life that you deliberately design for yourself, it can be transformative and ripple positively outwards. The empowerment that results is priceless and I believe that all people have the right to choose what they want for themselves and see their dreams come to fruition. Struggle is real, I've been through my share, and I it's time to do my part to help fellow builders and dreamers.

I take on a limited number of weddings each year, so reach out today to tell me about your party.

I'm offering services for one *free* wedding in 2020 if you were a child of an immigrant. Learn more here.

Photography packages begin at $2,100 and I travel worldwide.

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I have no idea why the photography bug bit. There is zero history of it in my family. In fact we are rather a sensible practical lot with proper safe jobs in offices.

Indeed for the first 15 years of my working life, I ignored my creative urges. Got talked out of an art degree, thought about it as a mature student, played safe. At 16 I joined Midland Bank, now part of HSBC, climbing the ranks to junior management.

The proper job funded the photography. I pursued it as a serious past time for years, travelling the world, building a stock library of travel imagery that still sells. This was in the days of film, and I shot on Fuji velvia slide film .....

I still love landscape photography in the U.K, and I was highly inspired by Annabel Williams who was shooting kids & families outside, with fabulous natural scenery backdrops that were real, and utilising natural light in the same way as you would in the studio. Except you can't move the sun like you can a studio light.

I now do both, and pretty much have my own private outdoor studio at Parndon Mill, as well as an indoor one.

I decided I wanted to live life to my own beat on a dark day in 1999, the morning of my mothers funeral. The call from my boss, badly timed. He knew I was on compassionate leave, but still needed to remind me of my terms of employment. The insensivity never left me, and kick started three years of planning. I still played the corporate game, gained a promotion or two, bided my time and grabbed voluntary redundancy, indeed engineered it in 2002.

Many mistakes later, I'm still standing, happier than ever, doing a job I love. I've overcome some serious health challenges and truly understand how fragile life can be. I'm one of the crazy ladies balancing home, work and career on my terms. Sometimes it actually works! Mostly I edit at midnight, but make the school run.

'Your family photographer' was born out of a vision to document your kids regularly throughout their childhood, from babyhood to teens. I might start out as your newborn photographer, but I hope to photograph their entire childhood!
That's where you come in.
Don't let your kids grow up, just on your hardrive or mobile. Print! Put them on the wall, not the kids , but images you love, frame them, enjoy them! And of course I'd love to help 🙂

Welcome aboard

Sign up to my newsletter so I can encourage you to make the time to do this!

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theallillustrationrimmed specs, I've got to talk about myself! Now, how best to go about this... I'll start with
obligatory 'passion for design'. I'd like not to sound so clichéd, but it's true: I love
things design. My main love is typography, followed shortly by grids/layouts,
and infographics. So yes, I'm a design geek, complete with the thick-
the pantone mug (5757) and the overly vivid imagination.

a global brand manager with an international English language school brand, an art editor for Career wise I was lucky to start at a commercial printers where I learnt everything you
need to know about print design, from concepts to plate making. That's more than 10 years
ago, and since then I've designed all sorts of things - logos, brochures, exhibition stands,
books and even wall art. I've been a senior designer and studio manager in Sydney, Australia,

from Brighton pier. Study Group, RotoVision Books, and now I'm a freelance graphic designer a short
stroll

Other than design, organising things well makes me unusually happy. As a designer,
I've found my perfectionism to be pretty useful, especially when it comes to managing
things like, production schedules, brands with multiple audiences, or all the bits and
pieces that make up 'how-to' arts and crafts books.

And I'm a fan of challenges too. Give me a tricky book cover design or a dense chunk
of text, and I get a kick out of turning it into something people can understand easily.
Oh, and I do love a good photo shoot. Having the chance to direct them and help
create the images that work with the ideas in my head always makes me smile.

I stay up-to-date with the design world through websites, blogs, talks and exhibitions.
And to keep me on my toes and I always have a personal project on the go. It might be
silly, sensible, big or small - it's just my way of exploring and keeping my relationship
with design fresh.

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Graphic Design Brighton: Jennifer Rose Design - branding specialist

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theallillustrationrimmed specs, I've got to talk about myself! Now, how best to go about this... I'll start with obligatory 'passion for design'. I'd like not to sound so clichéd, but it's true: I love things design. My main love is typography, followed shortly by grids/layouts, and infographics.

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Craig Jones, Profile of a Wildlife Photographer - Craig Jones Wildlife Photography

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Craig Jones, Profile of a Wildlife Photographer

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This is a gallery of our most recent film and photography work.

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Since starting RGR Film Productions and getting in to making videos and taking photographs I have always wanted to make a video about the City Of Sunderland. This is the place I was born and raised and now work. Finding time to make this video for my own personal work [...]

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Wedding Films | Wedding Films Essex | Hertfordshire

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Our blog - Through The Trapdoor. Featuring thoughts, reviews and opinions on our charity videos, wedding films, production techniques. See what we're up to, how we did it, what we like and don't like.

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Ethical & Sustainable Shoes & Footwear By Po-Zu

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Po-Zu make stylish shoes for everyone by combining supreme comfort with ethical & sustainable manufacturing processes. Choose shoes with a good sole.

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Crocs™ official online store has an exciting range of clogs, shoes,sandals, boots,flip flops,flats,sneakers for men,women & kids. Free Shipping, Easy Exchanges

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Annie works at the intersection of art and culture, producing maps and storytelling graphics for tribes, land trusts, ecological organizations, and private clients. She is an avid nature journaler, and teaches nature sketching as part of the team at Chatwin Books Tend, Gather & Grow, a K-12 ecology curriculum.

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Ben the Illustrator - Festifeel at The House Of Vans

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A charity art print for Festifeel at The House Of Vans.

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The Cambridge Satchel Company - the original and iconic brand featured in the Google Chrome advert. Stylish leather bags, handbags and satchels designed and made in Great Britain. Free worldwide delivery on orders over £100.