From Midtown to Chinatown, Uncommon’s giant ‘Tumblehair’ has been surprising New Yorkers this week – all to get the Big Apple talking about hair loss for K18. It’s never a fun job removing dead hair… Read More »A 10ft ball of real human hair is rolling through New York, and it’s all part of the plan
In his signature colour-blocked collage style, the London-based photographer and director has worked for clients including Carhartt and Speedo, as well as artists such as Nigo and Little Simz. “When I was younger, I’d spend… Read More »Elliot James Kennedy on his painterly, cut-and-paste photography artworks
Photography by Sarah Rainer Founders Tom Woodgate and Juli Laki were told illustrated packaging would be expensive, complicated and hard to manage. They ignored those voices and hired artists anyway – and their work is… Read More »Honest Toil bet its olive oil brand on illustrators – and it paid off
The Portuguese illustrator swapped buildings for editorial pages. But her architect’s eye never left her, as it runs under everything from her award-winning Barron’s covers to a quirky garden of plants that don’t exist. Carolina… Read More »Carolina Moscoso trained as an architect. Look closely and it never left her drawings
She worked as a dentist for more than two decades before she found the courage to call herself an illustrator too. Now, with AI flooding publishing, Nosheen Ahmed makes the case for the human hand… Read More »How Nosheen Ahmed lost her side business to AI, and bet her whole career on the ‘human hand’
After his wife died in 2020, he finished the garden studio they’d long dreamed of and poured everything into Campfire Crew – a self-published adventure whose heroes are his daughters, an old friend and the… Read More »How Mike Gibbie turned love and loss into a children’s book series starring his own family