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

Creative Boom

While the country watched the crowning of another Great British Bake Off winner, we caught up with the man behind the moreish illustrations on the show. It's impossible to visit the homepage of Welsh illustrator Tom Hovey's website without working up an appetite.

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Fresh impressions of the French landscape with Agathe Meunier

Creative Boom

Vast outdoor settings, bold forms, and unexpected colours combine to give French illustrator Agathe Meunier a style entirely her own. The stillness of the settings juxtaposed with the energy of the palettes she deploys—along with an abundance of speckled textures—give her work a feel that is natural yet unnatural.

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How Falmouth University's online MAs are helping creatives find their true voice

Creative Boom

Work by Max Bloom Looking to level up your creativity without putting your career on hold? We chat with staff and alumni to find out how it all works in practice. For some, that might mean pursuing an MA, but with rent and bills to pay, most of us won't have the luxury of taking one or two years out of work.

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Emil Paun's sci-fi illustrations imagine a more hopeful future for humanity

Creative Boom

UK-based illustrator Emil Paun has channelled his childhood love of sci-fi novels into an optimistic series of images that imagine a more hopeful future for humanity. What if things work out for the best and people have a bright, happy future to look forward to? But what if everything wasn't all doom and gloom?

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A new identity for Barcelona language school Freeda

Creative Boom

Barcelona-based graphic designer Ilia Tuma has refreshed the school's decade-old identity with a new logotype and vibrant colour palette, as well as bespoke illustrations by Anastasia Sheremeteva. The work emphasises humanity and friendliness alongside an engaging learning experience.

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Julie Lai's 'chrysalis' illustrations celebrate the artist's personal healing journey

Creative Boom

After suffering from chronic pain for several years, Hong Kong artist Julie Lai used her creativity as part of her healing process, illustrating pivotal moments from her journey back to health. The resulting series, Chrysalis, is as though she is emerging from a cocoon. She remembers art was an escape at school to explore new ideas.

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GF Smith's Radical Rebrand: How TEMPLO brought a challenger spirit to the iconic paper company

Creative Boom

Instead, it was a company willing to embrace radical change - one that recognised its role in shaping the creative sector's future. "We Rather than arriving with a pre-defined brief, GF Smith and TEMPLO co-created the brand strategy through a series of workshops and deep dives into the company's legacy, ambitions, and challenges. "A

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