From awkward first dates to relationship idioms brought to life, the illustrator turns everyday romantic misadventures into bold, humorous works that are instantly relatable. There are many ways that a creative mind can spark an… Read More »How dating blunders inspire Kimberly Elliott’s funny illustrations
From fashion and street portraiture to a decade-long family archive, the London-based photographer reflects on image-making as a way of staying with people, places and memories. Laura McCluskey first picked up a camera at 14,… Read More »Closer Look: Laura McCluskey photographs the intimacy of returning home
Did you miss our PRINT Book Club with Robin Landa? Register here to watch the recording and buy your copy of Branding as a Cultural Force In our recent book club conversation hosted by Debbie… Read More »Book Club Recap: Branding as a Cultural Force with Robin Landa
Laze Tripkov is currently researching and practicing what he calls the “Virtual Poster,” an evolution of the form from a static, two-dimensional object into an immersive spatial experience within VR environments. It’s not about replacing… Read More »The Daily Heller: Bringing the Old(est) Slavic Alphabet to Virtual Life
Creators taking a stand in Granary Square, King’s Cross. Including illustrators Benji Davies, Chris Haughton, Ged Adamson, Momoko Abe and Simona Ciraolo, and AOI Board Member Jhinuk Sarkar. Photograph by Ozzy Nada. Built on evidence… Read More »Brave New World? New report warns generative AI is already costing creators their livelihoods
As AI threatens to flatten creativity, the Barcelona designer is putting her faith in craft, curiosity and maybe a little chaos. When Verónica Fuerte compares her 18-year journey running Hey Studio to the career trajectory… Read More »Why Verónica Fuerte’s Hey Studio still makes things by hand (and why that matters)