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As a little girl, Marloes De Vries started making robots out of shoe boxes and toilet rolls and grabbed every piece of paper available in the house so she could draw. Today, she's an award-winning illustrator, author, and artist based in the Netherlands. MORE
In his latest body of work, In Flight, acclaimed animal photographer Mark Harvey reveals incredibly detailed photographs of everyday British birds, captured mid-flight as they go about their daily business. MORE
In his new body of work, Nigerian painter Collins Obijiaku delves into notions of blackness, lived experience, interiority and identity, as well as representation. MORE
If you're looking for something to make you smile today then please turn your attention to Roberto Blefari, a freelance illustrator from Turin, Italy. MORE
Barcelona studio Full Circle Karma has taken inspiration from the world of cinema to craft the new identity for BLUA , a local production company. MORE
It was during the height of lockdown, just as many of us were climbing the walls, that one of Britain's best-loved artists came to our rescue and brought Grayson's Art Club to our television screens. MORE
Are you fed up of seeing other creatives winning awards when you feel like your work is just as good, or better? Then why not do something about it? The A' Design Awards , the world's largest design competition, is currently accepting entries for 2021. MORE
Taking inspiration from old VHS packaging, '90s graphics and retro culture, together with a strong influence of Bauhaus, this growing series of poster designs by Czech designer Vratislav Pecka is proving ever-popular with the creative community. MORE
Feel like your work deserves more recognition? Well, it probably does, but it still might never happen unless you do something proactive about it. And here's something specific you could try. MORE
As London starts to get back on its feet after lockdown, Camille Walala and art collective Wood Street Walls have teamed up to create one of the capital's largest-scale public art projects – the transformation of an entire East London street. MORE
If ever there was a group that justified the phrase 'mixed bunch', it would be horse race crowds. From the serious punter nose-deep in statistics to the casual racegoer enjoying an excuse for a pint, you'll find the young and the old, the rich and the poor, the country set and the townies. MORE
If you're looking for a Christmas gift ideal for both book lovers and society as a whole, then a new set of illustrated prints may be just the ticket. MORE
"When will I find work?" "Is Is it a good time to buy a home?" "Is Is it safe to travel?" Should our kids go to school?". Don't worry if you're asking yourself a lot of questions like the above right now. MORE
Black Lives Matter has been the rallying cry of 2020. All around the world, people of all kinds have taken to the streets during the pandemic to demand systemic change. MORE
Jason Tammemägi is best known for his Dublin-based children's television work, Mooshku. But he's also the pixel artist behind passion project, Genuine Human Art – an appealing showcase of pixel artworks inspired by cyberpunk and retrowave. MORE
In his latest series of watercolour paintings, The Lingering Revolution, American artist Rance Jones explores the children, farmers, workers, shoppers and tradespeople of Cuba against its remarkable backdrop of history. MORE
Rather than wait for her dream illustration brief to appear, Vanessa Lovegrove has crafted her own fictional beer brand, embracing her "running obsession" with witches and giving a spooky nod to the Halloween season. MORE
As life and work stood still for many of us earlier this year, one thing we forgot to look after was our beloved plants left behind in offices and creative studios across the UK. It was something photographer Ricky Adam realised when he returned to work and discovered loads of neglected greenery. MORE
As the British government launches a new campaign to encourage creatives nationwide to retrain and find employment elsewhere (ahem), Stuart Semple has launched the Artist Job Centre in the heart of London's theatreland. MORE
Since its original design in 1927, Futura has given expression to the Bauhaus movement, has been to the moon and helped some of the world's most iconic brands "just do it" and "give you wings". It is the definitive Modern typeface and has defined geometric-sans for 90 years. MORE
If you live in or around Manchester, you'll undoubtedly be delighted to hear some positive news today. MORE
Graphic designer Chris Sanders is the unstoppable force behind the new Coventry Design Festival , which has launched this month (with a gorgeous identity) to celebrate the city's creative heritage and place it firmly on the design map. MORE
Leeds design studio Robot Food has given its own Electric Ink brand a fresh look and new name, following a shift online as a direct-to-consumer tattoo skincare line. MORE
If you've been lucky enough to visit Japan, you'll no doubt yearn to one day return to this most unique and visually inspiring of countries. MORE
Visual artist Molly Hankinson has just launched Your Space Or Mine, a vibrant street art exhibition on display across Glasgow to celebrate women and the city. MORE
Celebrating and recognising some of the world's best artists, designers and other creative professionals, the A' Design Awards is an opportunity to get noticed in front of millions. MORE
It was the cute, welcoming game of mundane fruit picking and creative crafting that got us through the first lockdown, now Animal Crossing has inspired a new series of paintings by Japanese artist Mayuka Yamamoto. MORE
If, like John Maeda , many of you see Takenobu Igarashi as a creative legend who taught you the "ABCs of form (and life)", then prepare yourselves for the complete retrospective of the ingenious master of three-dimensional typography. MORE
To ease the sting of travel restrictions, illustrator Alice Tye has launched a new series taking us on a virtual road trip through America. MORE
Whether you're an illustrator or graphic designer, chances are you've been asked at some point if you can make your visuals move. And if not, expect such a request any time soon. Because the whole of the creative industries are steadily moving in that direction, and professionals need to follow suit. or get left behind. In short, it's a great time to move ahead of the curve, and start learning this invaluable skill. To do so, we'd recommend Created. MORE
We first introduced you to the delightful Drip For Drip project by Wijtze Valkema back in 2016. Which is essentially "curated coffee cup trades with illustrator friends". The first edition dates back to 2014, when the swaps were one-for-one, always with initiator Wijtze. MORE
A new exhibition has launched to celebrate the work of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright with illustrations that pay tribute to some of his most famous buildings in the style of 1930s travel posters. MORE
For three years, British photographer Joshua K. Jackson walked the lamp-lit, neon-filled streets of London's Soho, turning to photography as a way to escape the frustrations of insomnia. MORE
Marylou Faure's voluptuous female characters, crafted with bold colours and appealing graphic compositions, have caught our attention for some time. And now the French illustrator is generously sharing some of her best work in her first monograph launched this month. MORE
Living and working in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Lucia Lenders 's work is playful, dynamic and what she calls "perfectly imperfect". MORE
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 20, 2020
Celebrating and recognising some of the world's best artists, designers and other creative professionals, the A' Design Awards is an opportunity to get noticed in front of millions.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 22, 2020
As the British government launches a new campaign to encourage creatives nationwide to retrain and find employment elsewhere (ahem), Stuart Semple has launched the Artist Job Centre in the heart of London's theatreland.
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Creative Boom
OCTOBER 7, 2020
Taking inspiration from old VHS packaging, '90s graphics and retro culture, together with a strong influence of Bauhaus, this growing series of poster designs by Czech designer Vratislav Pecka is proving ever-popular with the creative community.
Creative Boom
AUGUST 17, 2020
Feel like your work deserves more recognition? Well, it probably does, but it still might never happen unless you do something proactive about it. And here's something specific you could try.
Speaker: Carrie Cousins, Founder and Freelancer Writer & Designer at Carrie Cousins LLC
Design thinking is at the root of creative success. Seriously! But do you know how to shift your mindset and creative process – as well as that of your team – to create and ideate in ways that are truly innovative? The most inspired and innovative teams and individual designers need to be a part of a culture that enables forward-thinking, acceleration, and efficiency. It’s a combination of creative, analytical, and collaborative approaches that produce results.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 21, 2020
As a little girl, Marloes De Vries started making robots out of shoe boxes and toilet rolls and grabbed every piece of paper available in the house so she could draw. Today, she's an award-winning illustrator, author, and artist based in the Netherlands.
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Creative Boom
OCTOBER 20, 2020
If you live in or around Manchester, you'll undoubtedly be delighted to hear some positive news today.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 14, 2020
Are you fed up of seeing other creatives winning awards when you feel like your work is just as good, or better? Then why not do something about it? The A' Design Awards , the world's largest design competition, is currently accepting entries for 2021.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 23, 2020
It was the cute, welcoming game of mundane fruit picking and creative crafting that got us through the first lockdown, now Animal Crossing has inspired a new series of paintings by Japanese artist Mayuka Yamamoto.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 20, 2020
Rather than wait for her dream illustration brief to appear, Vanessa Lovegrove has crafted her own fictional beer brand, embracing her "running obsession" with witches and giving a spooky nod to the Halloween season.
Speaker: Danielle Hughes, Chief Personality Officer, More Than Words Marketing
In this presentation, you'll hear from Danielle Hughes, a copywriting and branding expert, on how you can use your personality to connect with your clients and stand out from the clutter. On how being vulnerable and real will create stronger connections and affinity, and how knowing your brand and your audience makes messaging easier for you and more relatable for them.
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Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 16, 2020
Marylou Faure's voluptuous female characters, crafted with bold colours and appealing graphic compositions, have caught our attention for some time. And now the French illustrator is generously sharing some of her best work in her first monograph launched this month.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
Barcelona studio Full Circle Karma has taken inspiration from the world of cinema to craft the new identity for BLUA , a local production company.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
Living and working in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Lucia Lenders 's work is playful, dynamic and what she calls "perfectly imperfect".
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 23, 2020
If you're looking for a Christmas gift ideal for both book lovers and society as a whole, then a new set of illustrated prints may be just the ticket.
Speaker: Ean
Facts fight fear. This presentation will outline specific actions you can take to protect your cash manage debt to increase your chances of success in an economic downturn. Suitable for all size businesses (side hustle to C-Corp) with any bookkeeping system.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 11, 2020
If you've been lucky enough to visit Japan, you'll no doubt yearn to one day return to this most unique and visually inspiring of countries.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 13, 2020
In his latest body of work, In Flight, acclaimed animal photographer Mark Harvey reveals incredibly detailed photographs of everyday British birds, captured mid-flight as they go about their daily business.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 5, 2020
Since its original design in 1927, Futura has given expression to the Bauhaus movement, has been to the moon and helped some of the world's most iconic brands "just do it" and "give you wings". It is the definitive Modern typeface and has defined geometric-sans for 90 years.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 7, 2020
Jason Tammemägi is best known for his Dublin-based children's television work, Mooshku. But he's also the pixel artist behind passion project, Genuine Human Art – an appealing showcase of pixel artworks inspired by cyberpunk and retrowave.
Speaker: Jason Blumer, CPA
This webinar provides practical and honest financial advice for those running creative businesses in crisis. The economic disruption brought about by the spread of the coronavirus has caught us all by surprise. Come learn how you need to act now in areas of cash, finances, tax, and the financial side of your business. There will be a time for Q&A as well
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 16, 2020
A new exhibition has launched to celebrate the work of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright with illustrations that pay tribute to some of his most famous buildings in the style of 1930s travel posters.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 3, 2020
To ease the sting of travel restrictions, illustrator Alice Tye has launched a new series taking us on a virtual road trip through America.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 16, 2020
It was during the height of lockdown, just as many of us were climbing the walls, that one of Britain's best-loved artists came to our rescue and brought Grayson's Art Club to our television screens.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 20, 2020
"When will I find work?" "Is Is it a good time to buy a home?" "Is Is it safe to travel?" Should our kids go to school?". Don't worry if you're asking yourself a lot of questions like the above right now.
Speaker: Eden Spivak, Design Expert and Editor at Wix & Nir Horesh, Accessibility Lead and Senior Product Manager at Wix
When we design products or websites for people like ourselves, there are many others who are, as a result, left out. In this webinar, we’ll delve into why accessibility matters. Yet however well-intended, website accessibility is too often seen as a checklist to be marked off at the end of the design process. Our goal is to shift the discussion around accessible design from accommodating the needs of a small minority group to creating better, more inclusive interfaces for us all - no matter our identity, background, knowledge, or ability.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
If you're looking for something to make you smile today then please turn your attention to Roberto Blefari, a freelance illustrator from Turin, Italy.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 24, 2020
Black Lives Matter has been the rallying cry of 2020. All around the world, people of all kinds have taken to the streets during the pandemic to demand systemic change.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 14, 2020
If ever there was a group that justified the phrase 'mixed bunch', it would be horse race crowds. From the serious punter nose-deep in statistics to the casual racegoer enjoying an excuse for a pint, you'll find the young and the old, the rich and the poor, the country set and the townies.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 1, 2020
We first introduced you to the delightful Drip For Drip project by Wijtze Valkema back in 2016. Which is essentially "curated coffee cup trades with illustrator friends". The first edition dates back to 2014, when the swaps were one-for-one, always with initiator Wijtze.
Speaker: Michele Berdinis
This session will answer business law questions that people are asking most during the pandemic.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 29, 2020
Graphic designer Chris Sanders is the unstoppable force behind the new Coventry Design Festival , which has launched this month (with a gorgeous identity) to celebrate the city's creative heritage and place it firmly on the design map.
Creative Boom
AUGUST 27, 2020
Leeds design studio Robot Food has given its own Electric Ink brand a fresh look and new name, following a shift online as a direct-to-consumer tattoo skincare line.
Creative Boom
AUGUST 11, 2020
If, like John Maeda , many of you see Takenobu Igarashi as a creative legend who taught you the "ABCs of form (and life)", then prepare yourselves for the complete retrospective of the ingenious master of three-dimensional typography.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 28, 2020
For three years, British photographer Joshua K. Jackson walked the lamp-lit, neon-filled streets of London's Soho, turning to photography as a way to escape the frustrations of insomnia.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 9, 2020
In his new body of work, Nigerian painter Collins Obijiaku delves into notions of blackness, lived experience, interiority and identity, as well as representation.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 23, 2020
In his latest series of watercolour paintings, The Lingering Revolution, American artist Rance Jones explores the children, farmers, workers, shoppers and tradespeople of Cuba against its remarkable backdrop of history.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 2, 2020
As London starts to get back on its feet after lockdown, Camille Walala and art collective Wood Street Walls have teamed up to create one of the capital's largest-scale public art projects – the transformation of an entire East London street.
Creative Boom
JUNE 24, 2020
Whether you're an illustrator or graphic designer, chances are you've been asked at some point if you can make your visuals move. And if not, expect such a request any time soon. Because the whole of the creative industries are steadily moving in that direction, and professionals need to follow suit. or get left behind. In short, it's a great time to move ahead of the curve, and start learning this invaluable skill. To do so, we'd recommend Created.
Creative Boom
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
As life and work stood still for many of us earlier this year, one thing we forgot to look after was our beloved plants left behind in offices and creative studios across the UK. It was something photographer Ricky Adam realised when he returned to work and discovered loads of neglected greenery.
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