Pursuing the arts in the big wide world is no easy feat

Below are the hugely talented people I’ve worked with

Why not check out their work?

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A young woman with long dark hair and blue eyes wearing a white tank top, sitting against a neutral background.

Megan Oakhill

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Hello, I’m Megan! I’ve just graduated from Fourth Monkey with a BA (Hons) in Acting! I have a dance background and seven years of training at Laines Theatre Arts but, since being at drama school, I’ve focused more on my singing/voice work (and, of course, acting!!).

To check out more of my work, visit my Instagram: @meganoakhill

Or my Spotlight Profile:

https://www.spotlight.com/9818-0163-6752

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A young woman with long, wavy dark hair, wearing a beige blouse with floral embroidery, standing in front of a white wall with framed artwork at an art gallery.

Taya Neilson

Hi! I’m Taya, a mixed-media artist and graphic designer inspired by nostalgia, memory and the quiet magic found in everyday life. My background in editorial design and visual communication has shaped my artistic practice, and I have had the pleasure of collaborating with artists across The Isis Magazine, Cherwell Newspaper and UCL’s Multimedia Anthropology Lab. My work has been exhibited in The Isis' Outlines Exhibition (Oxford, 2023) and the Sefton Open (Southport, 2026) at the Atkinson Gallery.

To check out more of my work, visit:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayaneilson

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