The themes of guilt and pleasure fascinate art student Irene Chung, whose latest work is influenced by a series of interviews with women working in the food and wine sector who are closer to daily… Read More »Indulgence and Innocence: Irene Chung’s artistic journey through guilt and pleasure in women’s lives
It’s not often you get a brief from a client that says, ‘We want it to feel a little bit wrong’ – the usual parameters normally focus on finding the perfect identity for the brand.… Read More »Studio Blackburn craft an identity that’s deliberately ‘not quite right’ for Ventura Foreman
Ever been tempted to chuck in the 9-5 and follow your dream while travelling the world? That’s exactly what illustrator, designer and creative consultant Molly Maine did in 2016, and since then, she’s been enjoying… Read More »Illustrator and designer Molly Maine on how to run a creative career while travelling the world
Leaning into the popularity of memes has often been a half-baked marketing strategy, but few will begrudge Gordon Ramsay having a bite out of his own ‘Idiot Sandwich’ as he steals the phrase back for… Read More »Gordon Ramsay guest edits the Chef’s Special of Sandwich Magazine to support his new YouTube show, ‘Idiot Sandwich’
You can’t get any more iconic than the New York City rowhouse. No one understands this better than the DUMBO-based architecture and interior design firm The Brooklyn Studio. With its mission to preserve precious architectural… Read More »Community Gothic & NYC Rowhouses Make an Iconic and Perfectly Imperfect Pairing
Any filmmaker with their priorities in order knows that the opening title sequence of their film is of the utmost importance. I’ve waxed romantic on the power of opening titles on many occasions here at… Read More »Going Mad in the Attic: The Process Behind the ‘Saltburn’ Title Sequence