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Like No Other: collaborative exhibition celebrates the beauty of imperfection with screen-prints and paper craft

Creative Boom

Currently on display at the Phoenix Art Space in Brighton until 9th April, Like No Other is a unique combination of handcrafted techniques. The resulting pieces see Owen's paper-cut elements taken from the very same paper stock as the mono-prints they're inspired by, representing a harmonious union of the two crafts.

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Kubikino: Carolina Melis's generative art uses code to create geometric portraits

Creative Boom

Multidisciplinary artist Carolina Melis has explored her passion for generative art with Kubikino , a series of images released on the blockchain which use animated loops to produce one-of-a-kind portraits. When it comes to generative arts, the role of the creator differs significantly compared to that of a traditional artist.

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Daniel Dewar and Grégory Gicquel Cultivate Connections Between Sculpture, Nature, and Craft

Colossal

All images © Daniel Dewar and Grégory Gicquel, courtesy of Antenna Space, shared with permission The term “spoke” has traditionally referred to a piece of split log, like those used as supports in a wagon wheel. Dewar and Gicquel toy with the distinctions between art and function. See more on the artists’ Instagram.

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Startup Branding: Crafting an Unforgettable Identity

Inkbot Design

Startup Branding: Crafting an Unforgettable Identity Let's start things off on a real note – your startup's brand is its calling card. Defining Your Startup's Brand Okay, buckle those thinking caps – it's time to get elbow-deep into crafting your startup's one-of-a-kind brand identity. No pressure, right?

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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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Malin Rosenqvist's textural works are inspired by her love of reading

Creative Boom

Malin's journey began in Sweden, where she initially studied animation at the Royal College of Art Craft & Design before embarking on an MA in animation and illustration at HSLU in Luzern, Switzerland, in 2010. In a recent piece titled The Metamorphosis, Malin references her love of the printed form. "At

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Here Design helps bring taste of Puglia to London, with new olive oil branding

Creative Boom

Almost two years in development, Here's work encompasses strategy, naming, branding, packaging, tone of voice and art direction. The identity also draws upon broader regional influences of craft and culture, such as architecture and lettering. The project also includes website design and storytelling for social platforms.

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