My family and my mac. Taken by my awesome photographer Dad.
Tash Jayasinghe is a journalist, designer and photographer. If she had to pick one, it would be photographer in a heart beat, her brain wouldn’t have time to register.
She used to have a death metal blog that had a raging debate over whether Cradle of Filth were commercial sell outs or the future of heavy metal. Perhaps they are a combination of both. Now, she focuses on cooking and rambling in her spare time.
Her most joyous journalism experience came as the Chief of Staff for Charles Sturt’s university magazine, the Interpellator. She played the role of wayward feminist that told dirty jokes, played Metallica when she thought no one else was around and will be remembered as the sub-editing ice queen. During university, she had internships at Australian Women’s Health, News Magazines and at the Fairfax Community Newspapers‘ sub-editing desk.
In a bizarre and extremely long story, she worked as a technical writer for BroadSoft in 2007 and 2008. Even more strange was her three month internship at a marketing company in early 2009.
Tash is residing in Washington D.C but left her heart in San Francisco Australia.
Voyuerism:
- Send feedback, recipes and love letters. Reach her at tash[at]littleflutters.com, especially if you are a prince that’s about to come into some money.
- Have a look at her photographs in progress.
- Add Tash on Twitter.
- Her quest for 2009 is to learn Spanish. As of April she’s up to colours and nouns.
- Her first tattoo was a rose with a skull in the middle at age 18. Her best friend has a matching one in the exact same location and they had a budget of a combined $200. The tattoo parlour was picked purely because they played death metal music and you could smoke in the waiting room.
- Her closest friends are from high school; they still have important conversations using minimalistic words and handfuls of laughter.
- She once got suckered into sending an iPod into Nigeria by someone who claimed to be in the army and wanted to send a gift to her brother. It was on Craigslist. You have been warned.
- Tash never knew what a cleanser was until she met her partner. She now washes her face with soapy stuff every blue moon.
