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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. As a result, this article features a global network of illustrators whose work doesn't just look beautiful; it says something, too. © Lauren Hom 4.

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Siege Magazine returns to champion a new era of artist-led collaboration

Creative Boom

When SiegeMag first appeared in 2017, it quietly disrupted the arts publishing world with a refreshing, inclusive ethos: "Artists Recommend Artists." Erratic typography, intentional spelling errors, and chaotic layouts turned the idea of an art magazine on its head. I often get asked when it's coming back."

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Private commissions: Another string for your creative bow?

Creative Boom

By building up a network of private contacts, you'll have something to fall back on when commercial clients brands, agencies, even local companies reduce their budgets. I love the craft, the time, the skill, the history it has. Make sure you exhibit your work and turn it into a celebration. Green Dragon by Robin Raaphorst

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Spinning a yarn: how Icelandic artist Ýrúrarí turns textiles into stunning works of art

Creative Boom

But Icelandic artist Ýr Jóhannsdóttir, aka Ýrúrarí , has been turning them into stunning works of art. This project evolved into 'visible mending' workshops in her open studio at the The Museum of Design and Applied Arts in 2021. Process and perspective How, we wondered, does she approach creating her unique art forms?

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Teresa Ferreira on burnout, balance, and designing a creative life with space to grow

Creative Boom

Additionally, having a strong support network and creative community has been a significant factor in nourishing and sparking my energy. Whether it's coworking days, afternoons in galleries, exhibitions, brainstorming sessions or accountability check-ins, those moments of connection have been essential to helping both me and my studio grow.

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How to beat isolation when you no longer live in a creative hub

Creative Boom

Here are our tips on shifting your focus and developing a brand-new creative network out in the sticks. Finding the right online communities specific to your creative field or interests can help build a network of supportive peers, even if they are physically distant. Freelancing while living in the city can be an absolute dream.

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F5: Jing Ju on Retro-Futuristic Art, an Iconic Jeweler + More

Design Milk

” Jing Ju Recalling the first piece of art that left a lasting impression, Ju describes her key encounter with Qi Baishi’s ink wash shrimps. Art/Photo: Miki Kim 1. Art by Miki Kim She’s a South Korean tattoo artist and illustrator, and I love her trippy and surreal style. Photo/Art: ZHANG XIAOLI 2.

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