For Petit Bois, the artist combined oil pastels and collage to capture the personal and poetic experience of exploring the forest.

The designer and art director approaches each project holistically, using close observation, conversation and a poetic sensibility to uncover its deeper stories.

Teddy Blanks, the Chips co-founder behind the title sequences for Barbie, Weapons and Robert Eggers’ upcoming Werwulf, explains how Ebay dolls, hidden AA symbolism and a 14th Century manuscript all ...

The capacity for judgement now matters more than the capacity for execution. Handling this shift well ultimately depends on how designers frame their relationship to AI: as a collaborator to work ...

Created around nine interchangeable logos and a hands-on approach to print, the designer’s new identity reflects the warmth, versatility and community at the heart of the third-generation business.

Without the structures and parameters of conventional work places, career progression in the creative industry can become hazy. How do you measure your professional growth with no yardstick to compare ...

It’s Nice That sits down with creative director Christy Silva and director of brand design Cynthia Pratomo to discover the inspiration behind Instagram’s latest brand system, and an exciting new ...

Calm, tactile, and impressionistic, Simji’s drawings give her feelings a form – and making them “feels a bit like therapy”.

The designer’s latest letterset had so much personality she decided to make it the protagonist of her new sci-fi fintech feminist novel.

Alice Bowsher’s illustrations, narrated by Himesh Patel, tell a subtle yet heartwrenching story to highlight the financial challenges one in eight families face in the UK.

The leaders of Channel 4’s in-house agency share their approach to building momentum around ideas, working without a traditional hierarchy and making work that can cut through a noisy media landscape.

Illustrator and artist Lily Kong joined London’s Nicer Tuesdays stage in July once again to infect the audience with her typically optimistic outlook on art and design – in her own words, illustration ...