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Shelley Hanmo's paper collage creations summon Asian folklore and her love of music

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At Creative Boom, we always like to keep an eye out for emerging illustration talent, and here's an artist everyone should know about. Based in Indianapolis, Shelley Hanmo is a self-taught illustrator specialising in paper collage illustration. She is often drawn to stories about music because she believes music is crucial in life.

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New book highlights how much graphic designers can learn from the small ads of yesteryear

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If you haven't heard of Standards Manual , the Brooklyn-based, independent publishing imprint founded by designers Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth in 2014, it's about time you did. After all, ultimately, designers today are still trying to fit a lot in a small rectangle, just one that appears on a screen rather than paper.

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UAL student Shihui Li highlights animal extinction through sugar-spun folk art

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When themes of social justice are built into the curriculum, they become embedded into the wider picture, helping us to both imagine and realise more just, sustainable futures. One of the best things about the design industry is that, in our experience, it genuinely welcomes all kinds of people.

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16 of the best online shops to buy original art prints for your home

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Think about it: we spend an awful lot of time at home, whether working or just chilling out. This Los Angeles art gallery has a selection of amazing art prints for sale, all printed on premium matte artist-grade paper and touting gallery-like quality and colour. This keeps paper consumption low and sustainability high.

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Largest Maurice Sendak exhibition to open in Ohio before embarking on international tour

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Maurice Sendak, Where the Wild Things Are, 1963, tempera on paper, 9 ¾ x 11” ©The Maurice Sendak Foundation. Maurice Sendak, Where the Wild Things Are, 1963, tempera on paper, 9 ¾ x 22”, ©The Maurice Sendak Foundation. 1967, ink on paper, 11 ½ x 9” ©The Maurice Sendak Foundation. Maurice Sendak, Higglety, Pigglety, Pop!,

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For the love of Papier-mâché: Artist Bernie Kaminski on being playful & experimental with art

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© Bernie Kaminski Most of us delved into the world of Papier-mâché as kids and never looked back, but for US artist Berne Kaminski , it's a creative pursuit that stuck. It's difficult to be precise with Papier-mâché. Papier-mâché can end up looking amusing."

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Tea For Three: Illustrator Junjun Chen invites you to look at fear from a different perspective

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New York-based illustrator Junjun Chen asks readers to confront and reframe their fears in Tea for Three, a picture book-cum-graphic novel about a little girl in a dreamy world where a giant monster stalks the land. But it is not a bad thing; fear can be transferred into motivation to push us forward. Everyone has a fear.