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The 20 illustrators inspiring us the most in 2025

Creative Boom

In our recent Creative Boom survey, we gathered votes from hundreds of illustrators, art directors and industry insiders to spotlight the artists making waves in this challenging climate. His instantly recognisable signature style and observational take on modern life have made him one of the most sought-after artists in the world.

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F5: Dorothée Boissier on Objects from Kyoto, Golf, Opaline Glass + More

Design Milk

When Dorothée Boissier was younger she was introduced to many cultural and artistic pursuits, but didn’t have one particular career in mind. After nearly a decade with the iconic designer, Boissier founded architecture and interior design studio Gilles & Boissier with Patrick Gilles in 2004. Photo: Dorothée Boissier 1.

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You don’t need loads of cash to be a great creative – and we can prove it

Its Nice That

The “starving artist” is a classic trope, but no one should have to skip dinner to make art. But plenty of artists and designers are still breaking boundaries with little more than grit, talent, and a cramped corner to work in. Throughout human history, artists have found clever ways to create without going broke.

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Fantasy Island shows Ireland from 70 photographers’ alternative perspectives

Its Nice That

Words Paul Moore — Date 25 June 2025 Work Photography Publication Book Documentary Politics Society History The concept of Fantasy Island , published by Rotten Books, sounds simple and quaint – 50 years of Irish photography by 70 Irish artists – while the final product is anything but. But why the transition from magazine to book?

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The best art books to enjoy in the summer of 2022

Creative Boom

What Artists Wear by Charlie Porter. On the one hand, there's a long-running stereotype of artists and bohemians wearing black, featureless clothing. What Artists Wear by Charlie Porter. Black Artists in British Art: A History since the 1950s by Eddie Chambers. I Paint What I Want to See by Philip Guston.

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Butterflies and Moths Flutter Through J.C. Fontanive’s Automated Flipbooks

Colossal

The Cleveland-born artist created a sleek flipbook machine while he was a student at the Royal College of Art back in 2004 and has since crafted myriad designs featuring birds and insects that fly around the small, metallic frame. “Flipping pages make these handmade sculptures live in real sound and space. .

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Butterflies and Moths Flutter Through Juan Fontanive’s Automated Flipbooks

Colossal

The Cleveland-born artist created a sleek flipbook machine while he was a student at the Royal College of Art back in 2004 and has since crafted myriad designs featuring birds and insects that fly around the small, metallic frame. “Flipping pages make these handmade sculptures live in real sound and space. .