Jake’s cover illustration for Gay Times. With strong concepts, intelligent metaphors, and queer themes, this London-based artist is surging ahead in the world of editorial illustration. For two decades or more, magazines and newspapers have… Read More »From idea to impact with illustrator Jake Hawkins
Photo credits: Lorenza Ragno For In Her Own Words, creative director Raissa Pardini reflects on unlearning productivity, perfection and creative correctness – a realistic reset for designers questioning what still belongs to humans in the… Read More »The art of unlearning to get away from AI
The new multi-platform advertising campaign combines live action, CGI, photography, and generative AI, and is claimed to be an industry first for the travel and cruise sector. Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today unveiled an… Read More »Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines launches industry-first ‘Hybrid AI’ campaign
The Norwegian, family-owned brand has revealed its first full rebrand in more than 30 years, working with London consultancy The Workroom to breathe new life into its Nordic heritage and purpose-led foundations. Norwex is a… Read More »Norwex unveils first-ever rebrand as eco pioneer evolves from cleaning cloths to premium personal care
Emerald Vysions is a makeup artist— emphasis on the word “artist.” She uses her own face as a canvas for exploring color, texture, and ideas in avant garde, editorial ways. Completely self-taught, Emerald Vysions isn’t… Read More »Makeup Artist Emerald Vysions Uses Her Own Face as a Canvas for “Playful Absurdity”
Most creative people care about purpose, even if they don’t use that word. We want the work to matter. We want the team to feel connected. We want clients to believe in the thing we’re… Read More »Purpose That Sticks: For Creative Leaders Who Want Their Work to Mean Something