The work you do while you procrastinate is probably the work you should be doing for the rest of your life. - Jessica Hische
I couldn't agree more. During my time at University I couldn't stand the thought of doing theory work and ended up doodling during lectures and all over my notebooks. Before studying photography at University I was a student at Plymouth College of Art and Design where I studied Illustration. This was maybe a route I should have taken but I am glad I didn't. At this point in time it is safe to say I won't be pursuing a job to do with photography and I wouldn't like to say the same about my calligraphy!
So after finishing University I moved in with my better half Rion and we are now relocating to Cheltenham together. We are also expecting our first child which is mainly the reason for as to why I have decided to take my hobby full time. After leaving my latest job because of the environment and my timing of sickness coinciding with shifts I have struggled to find work since because nobody seems to want to hire a pregnant lady! Shock! So, with all the spare time on my hands, I feel that now is a better time then ever to start my own business from home.
And so this is the creation of Jessica's Letters, a small design business. For me it is not a job, it is a passion which I can embrace and procrastinate procrastinating without feeling guilty. And for anyone who feels bad about procrastinating; just remember that Mozart wrote the overture to Don Givanni on the morning the opera premiered...
