Toward the end of the Industrial Revolution, the world’s economy had been forever altered. Advertising became more than just a way to sell products—it was a tool that shaped consumer behavior about what to buy,… Read More »The Daily Heller: How Egypt Advertised Its Wares
Bethia Connolly From Alpine ski resorts to Melbourne agencies and Dubai boardrooms, designers and art directors are voting with their passports. But it’s not all postcard-perfect: the picture is a lot more complicated than that.… Read More »Are creatives really leaving the UK in droves, and if so, why?
Kate Campbell, Brett Kellett & Vicky Zaremba (Leeds). Photo by Jemma Mickleburgh From Belfast to Brighton, creatives are swapping algorithm feeds for real conversation… and loving every minute of it. If you’ve ever felt invisible… Read More »Real talk, real people: why Creative Boom IRL is the community you’ve been waiting for
Solo Exhibition, The Garden, Etage Projects. Credit: Robert Damisch The Copenhagen-based artist uses digital jacquard weaving to tell the stories history forgot. When you look back on textile traditions, the beautiful, tactile medium has long… Read More »Marie Holst is reweaving tapestries for the digital age
For more than four decades, Stefan Sagmeister has used his body as both subject and medium—sometimes literally, sometimes conceptually, but always with a distinctive mix of humor, vulnerability and philosophical curiosity. His latest exhibition at… Read More »Stefan Sagmeister: I Look Like This
In an advertising landscape still dominated by sanitized portrayals and euphemistic symbolism — where menstrual care ads historically used blue liquid to represent blood — Bodyform, the UK menstrual health brand that produces period care… Read More »Designing Honesty: Bodyform and the Power of Informational Creativity