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If August showed some positive green shoots for the creative industry, September is proving even more fruitful. Here are the month’s biggest movers, shakers and launches, and our take on what it all means. Everyone… Read More »Booms & Shakes: September’s biggest hires, bold bets on AI, and design overtakes retail
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After losing commissions to AI, the stop-motion animator started posting her hand-drawn work online and found a community of like-minded people instead. “I see myself as a pretty pessimistic person, which is probably why I’m… Read More »Ester Pazur on being a ‘pessimist’, the power of stop-motion and why handmade art still matters