I’m a multi-disciplinary interactive and visual designer based in Brisbane, Australia. I am currently completing a Bachelor of Business and a Bachelor of Creative Industries (Visual and Interactive Design) at QUT.

My visual work spans from photography, print design, web design as well as motion design. With my work, I like to see what's at the forefront of these fields and am constantly experimenting and researching new techniques and forms. As an aside, my photography work stems from a need to tell stories that have depth and substance.

My name is Lucy Jorgensen and I am twenty-one years old. Since the age of Myspace, I have been taking photos of my female friends doing what we do in Brisbane.

I've never been much into the technicalities of photography, but more an artistic and cinematic feel (mostly just wing it). You can find my photos on a little Tumblr I've used to document my work. Keepin' it real, son. 

Iʼm Scarlet, a 19-year-old Communication/Arts student from Brisbane who is still flailing
around in the waters of life (but who wishes that water was gin). Despite a sterling
reputation as a stone cold she-devil, I still get emotional during those tragic talent show
backstory segments. I honestly couldnʼt tell you why. When Iʼm not craving Japanese food,
screaming expletives at the TV or wishing my cat would love me more, I write for mous.
magazine.

I’m Felix and I was the tallest kid in my prep class. Now that my glory days are behind me, I like to spend my time writing and digging around for old records to sample. You can check out some of my stuff at lucifersmonocle.com. At the moment I’m at uni studying Arts, which will hopefully lead me somewhere mildly interesting one day. In the meantime, I plan to continue injecting my days with fulfilling pursuits, like ruminating on what it would feel like to bathe in jelly or how much sand it would take to fill a medium-sized wooden box. A friend of mine and I wish to create a frozen water phenomenon and overtake the FroYo industry, but we’re told that it’s already been done. Stoked to be a part of the team at mous.!

Anthony is a freelance writer from Adelaide, with an interest in writing about queerness, film and pop culture, often using his personal experiences as the basis for his writing (because he is disgusting and a joke). He’s currently studying a double degree of a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts (English and Creative Writing) at The University of Adelaide and is the co-host of The Range, which airs on Tuesdays from 4-5:30pm on Radio Adelaide. His favourite past-times include regretting things that he’s eaten that day and making straight people uncomfortable.

When she was twelve, Elise wrote a novella titled “Harry Potter and the Day of the Dog.” Thankfully, a university degree in creative writing and business has taught her to borrow more subtly from the people she admires. Elise blogs about the best of her home city at Backstreet Brisbane and can be found on most days buried among crochet, caffeine and half-filled notebooks.

Ebony is a simple child. Like any intellectual wasteland, Ebony keeps her facts and her falsehoods on the same shelf in her brain. She lives in an apartment with an animator and a cat. As the mastermind behind the atrociously inappropriate and unreliable That’s a Moray Press, Ebony has truly gone above and beyond to prove that she belongs in a wastepaper basket along with anything she has written on. Sometimes the   cat gets up on the fridge and stares, with shining eyes, down at Ebony in silent but unmistakable disappointment.

Still a student with no idea what the heck she is doing in life (literally no idea; cooking is a struggle), Heidi finds other people endlessly fascinating. This is why she loves finding out interesting stuff that people are doing and chucking it in word form. Hence the journalism degree. In other news, Heidi is a lover of puns, (though not witty enough to think of one right now), a seasoned kitchen-dancer and (arguably) a professional singer, making her debut in the shower at age seven.

Admittedly, this particular career path has not really progressed, but that's ok because there are seven billion other people in the world, most of whom are probably a lot more interesting then Heidi. It is these people that she plans on sadistically hunting down and picking their brains for a story worthy of being told to the world.

My life is a daisy-chain of mood swings. I'm achingly sarcastic, a bit too risqué and I dress like a nine-year-old in art class. I am often left dishevelled by life's obstacles and I am incessantly victimized by my own laziness. I'm also tea cup collector who cannot breathe without a strong cup of Assam Bold in the morning and drinks enough tea per day to bathe a small village.

Style maven, art student, organic enthusiast; all around loon. I'm interested in graphic design, film-making, art history and illustration. I spend an inordinate amount of time mentally designing my future apartment, wanting to be as talented as my photographer friends, drinking smoothies and speaking bad French. My writing reflects what I truly care about: creative expression, imaginative engineering, social equality. 
Instagram: @natashanorford

Marianna has a background predominantly in psychology and enjoys travelling, black coffee and organizing her scarf collection. She will continue shamelessly enjoying early starts on the weekend to go out for breakfast or to write in her pyjamas amidst an extensive tea selection and the 90s version of 90210.’

Kate is your classic tragic Melbournian but with less black. She completed honours in creative at Melbourne University in 2013 and now spends most of her time staring into mid air and wishing she was Tom Wolfe.