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Food illustrator Tom Hovey talks Bake Off, Bristol and building a creative community

Creative Boom

Through the latter, he was invited to participate in group exhibitions and became involved with a collective called Daydream, which organised shows in London in the late 00s—the golden age of street art. In the 'off-season' in 2015, Hovey tried to focus on more general food illustration.

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The Taptap Chair From Artu Makes a Bold Statement on Color

Design Milk

The Polish furniture brand recently tapped German designer Moritz Putzier to create a limited edition collection of his Taptap Chair for an exhibition held in Dsseldorf at the NEBN Gallery. Artu creates ergonomic yet aesthetic furniture, durability and thoughtful design at the forefront of their process.

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The 20 graphic designers inspiring us the most in 2025

Creative Boom

In 2015, he co-founded the London office of the international design studio BOND. He was the art director of The New York Times Magazine from 2015-2020, before joining the New York office of Pentagram as a partner. Natasha Jen Natasha Jen of Pentagram 3. Hugh Miller Hugh Miller is a independent creative director based in London.

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Marco Lawrence

Communication Arts

” In 2015, Lawrence moved to New York and eventually worked his way up to master printer, working with countless fine artists on prints for museums and galleries; however, around 2020, a workplace injury ended his career. “That dedication to mastering technique is something that still characterizes my work today.”

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“A dusting of love”: Matt Stetson creates mini portals to an almost utopian vision of the past

Its Nice That

Most recently, Stranger Things renewed a cultural interest in 80s creature features, neon lights and synthwave soundtracks and vapourwave, a musical subculture sometimes associated with 80s consumer capitalism, became popular in 2015. Louie Edison’s fabric collages tell stories of a time gone by 13 May 2025 Work Art.

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Gladeye

Communication Arts

But it was Gladeye’s award-winning work for HuffPost ’s “Highline” section, which started in 2015, that solidified its reputation as a digital storytelling agency.

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Site-Specific Textiles by Rachel B. Hayes Radiate Within Vast Landscapes and Sunlit Interiors

Colossal

Hayes’ works have been exhibited extensively around the U.S. Her semi-permanent exhibitions can be seen at the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, and The Gathering Place in Tulsa. and Europe, often stretched like quilted sun sails over courtyards. “Horizon Drift” (2024) Denver, Colorado.