Last words.

This blog will soon come to an end, like all good things. But is it the end of ZOOM4YOU? Hell no. We are currently going through a little bit of a rebranding. A little bit of a reshaping and remoulding...all for you. All will be revealed in due time... in the mean time... follow ZOOM4YOU on twitter where we explain all...or most. 

The next coming weeks will be no joke.

In abit

ZoOm x

INSPIRE ME ALWAYS X CHANNIN SMITH X ZOOM4YOU

This one is a little bit of a gem. A year or two ago, my wonderful cousin Natasha Ramsay approached me with an interesting concept. Her goal was to create a current, visually stunning Christian journal that could be sold through her growing company ‘Inspire Me Always’. I was like ‘BOO-YAH’. So we had a go. The visuals by me. Poem's done by Channin Smith. It’s weird looking at the project now because we produced this when I was first starting ‘ZOOM4YOU’. So when I look at this project, I could only remember me trying to balance this project with college coursework. Funtimes. If this project interests you and you would like to get a copy, email me at zoom@zoom4you.co.uk and we can talk. Speak soonish! ZoOm

ICON X ANDRE ZOOM

This is a very old copy of ICON, but hey, I might as well post it up. Shouts to Keiran Yates again... It's nice to see my name in the mags!


Stay blessed love ones.


ZoOm

SHERRYL BLU X ANDRE ZOOM

This is something I designed whilst I procrastinating on the job; tut tut. But so it goes... Read more books. Write more books. Buy my books. 

ZOOM IN CANADA

While I was in Montreal, I did a little talk for a great inspiration and friend Justin Kingsley. He is the Vice president of Jimmy Lee (SID LEE’s sister PR company) – nice right? The talk we recorded got showcased in Toronto at the Young Influencers Conference. So technically, I’m an international speaker? Have a look!

ZOOM IN THE METRO

In Retrospect… You guys know about the Take The Stage campaign I was involved in right? Yeah, around that time, I opened the Metro on one bright Monday morning to find my name in the thing! It’s a massive achievement for me, I must say. They got my age wrong, but that’s okay. I mean, sorry to sound so depressing and dark but I’m happy I made it onto the papers without having to kill anybody. Newspaper coverage without a criminal record is hard to get nowdays. Thankyou Adidas. Thankyou Metro. I hope the good young people do will continue to be recognised in our press…hoorah!