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The 20 illustrators inspiring us the most in 2025

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The twin threats of generative AI and an ongoing financial squeeze make earning a living a real challenge. Jean Jullien French graphic designer and illustrator currently lives and works in Paris. He then moved to London, where he currently lives and works. It's a tough time to be an illustrator right now. © Jocie Juritz 10.

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

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While Scarfe is known for his work as an editorial cartoonist for The Sunday Times and illustrator for The New Yorker, and Steadman is renowned for his satirical political cartoons and social caricatures, Hovey found it difficult to find his own voice in that space.

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Typography's role in rebrands: 8 key takeaways from Frontify's latest webinar

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A recent webinar hosted by brand-building platform Frontify delved deep into this topic and offered a profound exploration of how typefaces are revolutionising the way brands speak, feel and connect with their audiences. See it as a language, a personality, a living entity that can transform how we perceive and interact with brands.

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How Tellart is designing sensory spaces to inspire the public imagination

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Netherlands Pavilion prototype - Photo by Lieke Vermeulen, Courtesy of Tellart Through storytelling, technology, and craftsmanship, experience design studio Tellart creates immersive spaces that engage the public on pressing climate issues - shaping perspectives through sensory-driven interactions.

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The eight things illustration agencies are looking for in 2025

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The variety within a portfolio shouldn't be stylistic; it needs to come from the application of a style to different topics, concepts and contexts. At the same time, we are also looking for artists who can work in real spaces with traditional techniques, such as mural paintings and installations, such as Michela Picchi and Marco Oggian.

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Lancaster University students launch Northern Design Festival for 2024

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If you're wondering why a Northern Design Festival is needed, you probably don't live in Northern England. In southern cities creatives are spoilt for choice, but opportunities are much more limited up North, depriving creatives of the space to pursue their passions and connect with the industry outside of education. Why is it needed?

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

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Inspired by the vast collection of sci-fi books he grew up with in his parent's house, these images picture a world where people and robots live together in harmony in a future where everything has, miraculously, turned out fine. I never thought I would live the future I was reading about in my books as a kid.