She created a Craftivist textile campaign called The Blood Bag Project in university, and since then it's blown up and been featured in a ton of books, magazines and newspapers, doing it's job of raising awareness for Diamond Blackfan Anaemia. Since leaving University, she's become a freelance textile artist, selling custom made pet portraits and patches, guest tutoring at her university, tutoring adults with special needs in textiles and ceramics, and worked for the likes of Jo Malone. She works hard each and every day of her life, has managed to make her passion her lifestyle and lives and breathes creativity. She's a total bad ass babe.

Beauty photography for advertising is still a deeply traditional landscape still dominated by a few established (mostly male) photographers and repped by a few established agents.

If you look at beauty campaigns both high street & high end, the content is samey, basic lighting setups haven’t changed in years and still life photography still consists of rigid product packshots and awful lipstick swipes.

Jane Macfarlane is a 25 year old photographer at The Digital Fairy, shaking things up for beauty photography - across both still life and portrait categories.

She’s the most diverse photographer I’ve ever met, bouncing from shooting crazy backstage looks at LFW for MAC to classic skincare campaigns for Cult Beauty to anti-beauty up and comers Bleach London.

She’s been instrumental in defining the photography style of several big name brands such as The Body Shop, Sleek Cosmetics, CYO, Origins, and more, and her work is consistently added into brand guidelines or sparking new directions for the client (as well as being liked and pinned and reblogged again and again and again…).

She’s really pushed the boundaries of still life, ‘spills and swatches’ photography. Her style is unique and super vibrant, based around texture and colour. She’s always pushing clients to take risks and try new things. She’s known as the GIF fairy for her stop motion style that nobody has been able to replicate!

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Jess is a London based hair and make up artist working across commercials, music and fashion as well as film. She is super skilled in prosthetics and special effects make up as well as high end fashion make up and hair styling.

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Illustrator and accessories designer Emily is the founder of the colourful and glittery brand Limpet, which has since been seen in TopShop, instyle, asos & Not on the highstreet. Emily has worked with clients across various industries, including Boden, konbini uk & France and Chroma stationery. Emily's work shows a playful and colourful side to everyday life and we love it! You will too, check it out below.

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Shop: https://www.limpetstore.com/