The Jotter Magazine

We're Getting Kooky For Kirstie

Kirstie Paterson's creative journey began at the age of 17 when she was diagnosed with chronic fatigue and turned to art as a form of...

A Thoroughly Modern Rebellion: Léo Dorfner

Worlds collide in the work of Léo Dorfner; we see high art, mythology and popular media combine to create an azure-inked cacophony of...

An Incomplete Ending

A young TV soap opera actress commits suicide. A beautiful, ambitious, hardworking and lovable woman chooses to end her life. Ending all...

Made in a Heartbeat

Film photography offers an authentic slice of life. No other medium can crystallize a moment quite like the snap-second click of a...

The Surrealist Photography of Brandon Halley

We caught up with Brandon Halley on the cusp of a creative stupor. Newly free from a creative rut, the St Louis Fine Art Photographer...

Californian Dreaming with Conrad Haberland

LA Local, Conrad Haberland has had a colourful career; the whimsical nature of which can only be outmatched by his own work. The son of...

Poetry by Tiffany Pennywell

Read Tiffany Pennywell's latest poetry here. Light When I look down the road You are there Beckoning me forwards With your bright light ...

Hello, My Name is Anxiety

Niki Burton is currently undergoing mental health treatment. There is one rule: it's exclusively hollistic. 13 months ago my life...

Postcards From Amsterdam

Our artist in residence, Sanja Gilchmori, recently undertook a road trip from Slovenia to Amsterdam. Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately...

An Artist Abroad: Sarah Yaggi

Travelling and art can be fickle friends. Exploring new environments and encountering different cultures can do wonders for the...

A Thoroughly Modern Rebellion: Léo Dorfner

Hello, My Name is Anxiety

Create Rebellion by Robbie Tripp: Interview and Review

The Jotter was put out to pasture in Summer 2016. Feel free to relive the good ol' days and dive into the archives.