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Toronto-based Anita Kunz has employed a distinct contemporary classical style of painting to create some caustic caricature and satire of the late 20th and 21st centuries (though to see her, you wouldn’t know she’s been… Read More »The Daily Heller: Women Who Matter
Onsra by Type of Feeling Expand your typographical horizons with our curated list of the most popular independent foundries today, as chosen by the Creative Boom community. When it comes to shaping the visual language… Read More »Independent type foundries set to be popular with designers in 2025
When we hear the line, ‘Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s…’, it’s safe to say that most of us know it’s Maybelline. But on reflection, was that ever a good angle for young people?… Read More »From Filters to Feelings: How Maybelline’s new campaign embraces mental health in a social media era
Join Us Thursday, October 24, at 4 p.m. ET! October is a special month because we are bringing you not one, but TWO book club discussions. One week after our talk with Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller… Read More »Todd Oldham & Kiera Coffee on Alexander Girard at Our Bonus October Book Club
My photography is deeply community-connected, so none of this is worth it if my community doesn’t feel rightfully represented. Los Angeles-based photographer Thalia Gochez bought her first camera at a flea market for a buck… Read More »Thalia Gochez Honors Latine Identity Through Her Immersive Photographs