Image licensed via Adobe Stock. Credit: Willrow Hood – stock.adobe.com You don’t just need technical skills to succeed in the creative industries. You also need the soft people skills that will make people want to… Read More »Supercharge your creative career: Master essential people skills for success
Berkshire-based artist and illustrator Hannah Gillingham pairs her creative skills with a love of stories to make her amazing work. We caught up with her to learn how she uses narratives to represent characters. Everything… Read More »Hannah Gillingham uses stories to bring her stunning illustrations to life
The work of London-based artist, illustrator and multidisciplinary creative Ana Curbelo is instantly recognisable thanks to her elegant style and uncompromising attitude. We caught up with her to learn more about her career and how… Read More »Ana Curbelo’s bold illustrations celebrate authenticity and overturn sexist laws
In the 19th century, two pioneering methods emerged in designing reading systems for the visually impaired: Boston Line Type and Braille. Louis Braille created his namesake system in 1824. Samuel Gridley Howe developed Boston Line… Read More »Braille vs. Boston Line Type: How Design Can Truly Be Inclusive
There are some figures in the world of graphic design that everyone is simply in awe of. Bonafide luminary Paula Scher is indisputably one such designer, with a staggering body of work to her name… Read More »Graphic Design Legend Paula Scher Launches New BBC Maestro Course
Seymour Chwast has illustrated and/or authored around 40 children’s books during the course of his seven-decade career. Incredibly, Kid in a Candy Store: The Picture Book Art of Seymour is the first solo exhibition of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Chwast’s Candy-Colored Coolest Picture Books