Showing posts with label creator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creator. Show all posts

INTERVIEWED: JESS AND JOSH COOK

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of chats and discussions with creators of all kinds from all over the internet.


Today we're joined by the wonderful Jess of Jess & Josh Cook, a blogger who can cook and create almost anything and knows the restaurants of Brighton better than I know the back of my hand.

D: Who are you and what do you do as an online creator?


J: I'm Jess and I'm a food blogger at Jess & Josh Cook. We do recipes and reviews mostly, Josh does all the cooking for our reviews and I do everything else that comes with having a blog.. I also do some freelance social media management for friends which is what I'd love to do full time!


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INTERVIEWED: I'M PETER

Welcome to #INTERVIEWED, a series of chats and discussions with creators of all kinds.


Today we're joined by Scottish beanie connoisseur Peter of I'm Peter.

D: What do you do as an online creator?

P: I’d say as an online creator I share my life and passions with others through a variety of different mediums.

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INTERVIEWED: BRAXTON BURKS / POKEMON REOCHESTRATED

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of chats and discussions with creators of all kinds.


Today we're joined by a Pokémon maestro known for his Pokémon themes project, Pokémon Reorchestrated! Braxton Burks joins us to discuss how he does exactly what he does, ahead of the release of Pokémon Reorchestrated's latest album, Johto Legends.

D: Tell us a bit about yourself + what do you do as an 'online creator'.

B: Well, hey! I'm a composer and arranger from Seattle, Washington, USA. When I'm not writing music for media, I'm probably binge-watching anime or catching up on my ever-increasing backlog of video games.

Online, most folks associate me with a fan music project called 'Pokémon Reorchestrated,' which I created in 2011 to share orchestrated versions of my favorite Pokémon game themes. The response to my debut album Kanto Symphony (a tribute to Pokémon Red and Blue) was beyond anything I imagined, and eventually led to me releasing more than 3 fully-licensed Pokémon albums, two of which landed on the Billboard charts (!!!).

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INTERVIEWED: FORDTOGRAPHY

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of chats and discussions with creators of all kinds. 


Today we're joined by photographer extrodonaire, Kaye of Fordtography, if you're a follow a lot of bloggers online, you'll have 100% seen some of her amazing work!

D: What is it you do online?



K: I really don’t know haha I blog some stuff and take some photos and self

market on social media. So I guess what I do online is show the world what I
create with my camera!
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INTERVIEWED: NIK SPELLER

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of discussions and chats with creators of all kinds.


Today we're blessed by the company of a man with the eye for manmade structures and a wizard of words, Nik Speller.


D: What do you do online as a creator?

N: I’m a writer, first and foremost. That’s why I started blogging (all those years ago); I was looking for a ‘creative outlet’ and decided writing about food and restaurants was the way to go, as - at the time - it was pretty much the only thing I was interested in.

Since then, I’ve boosted my photography skills a little, helped in no small part by working with Mat on his blog, Buckets and Spades.

My photography has mainly been for the blog, when Mat’s had to be in front of the camera and needed some help in getting the perfect shot. I’ve also started a bit of a sideline in architectural photography over on Instagram - totally by accident, I’ll add. It was just something I started doing on a dull, boring day off, and as folks seemed to like it, I’ve kept it on.

Writing is still my main passion, though, and - thankfully - I’ve been able to upgrade from writing for my own (very small) food blog to contributing to Buckets and Spades (and a few others) on a whole range of very cool projects. Fortunately, I’ve also been able to carry writing into my day-to-day work too: writing articles on influencer marketing and the digital world in general, which seem to have really resonated with people.


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INTERVIEWED: EDD SPEAKS

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of discussions and chats with creators of all kinds.


Today we're joined by blogger of all kinds Edd Speaks.


D: What do you do online as a creator?


E: I love the term creator, much better than influencer! I run a blog, my own little space where I talk about lifestyle and fashion pieces that I've been loving and other things that come to mind! I created my blog as I have so many thoughts and I wanted to share my creativity with as many people as I can!
The fact that I now have over 130,000 views is crazy to me!


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INTERVIEWED: ALICE SPAKE

Today we're joined by someone I love a great deal, a blogger who's pregnancy has had Twitter on the edge of it's seat: Alice Spake of Annie Writes Beauty

Fun fact, I recently made a post about blogger friends and people I've connected with online, I wanted to include Alice but didn't as I didn't think we were there. She promptly tweeted me with an 'AHEM' and I realised we are well and truly there.



D: What is it you do online as a creator?

A: I run my blog, Annie Writes Beauty talking all things beauty and lifestyle, mostly recently I've added in a baby category to document my pregnancy. I also run Southampton Bloggers, a blogging hub on the South Coast.


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INTERVIEWED: A BLOKE'S EYE VIEW

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of discussions and chats with creators of all kinds.


Today we're joined by my friend Carl from A Bloke's Eye View, a straight talking blogger who talks about all things men's fashion and lifestyle in his own way!

D: What do you do as a creator?


C: Around two and a half years ago I created my own little space on the internet  where I could talk about different subjects, especially ones which I love. The main subjects I cover are fashion, lifestyle, tech and male grooming. I believe I have a unique and original writing style which is always 100% honest.


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INTERVIEWED: THE MALE STYLIST

Welcome to INTERVIEWED, a series of discussions and chats with creators of all kinds.


Today we're joined by a very fashionable gent, known for his expertise and insight into the blogging world and how social media platforms are sorta becoming our enemy: Adam of The Male Stylist.

D: What is it you do as a creator?

A: My work on The Male Stylist has been about producing content that speaks to men of all ages about style, grooming and body image. Much of this has been about helping men find their personal style, what helps them feel confident in their day-to-day lives and ways of achieving timeless looks.


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The Social Effects of Creating

I love the term 'creator', it encompasses so much. I considered myself a creator when I exclusively made YouTube videos back in 2013. Now almost four years later, I write, I blog and barely create YouTube content due to lack of time, not lack of desire.

Over those four long years I've made so many friends, made so many connections and strengthened a billion other bonds of friendship. This reads like a lyrics to a late nineties Pokemon theme tune and I'm here for it.



Through creating content on YouTube I got in contact with Callie, who's ended up being one of my favourite people on the internet, we got to hang out a few months ago and eat sushi- great times. Online crossing into real life is my favourite thing. I also met Jess, Adele and Hannah. We got some drinks, drank like teenagers in the street and had a fine old time. I visited Hannah in Brighton last weekend and ate so much food I thought we might die. All of these friendships stemmed from deciding to switch the camera on one day and make some very crappy videos.


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