Stasys Eidrigevičius makes masks—not to hide behind, but to be seen. It’s something of a paradox, and his most current collection can be found within a grand, beautiful eponymous museum. The arist, illustrator and graphic… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Monumental Museum for a Lithuanian Polymath
Chihuahua © Monica Loya The Mexico City painter uses pastel palettes and surreal scenarios to question reality – and our place within it. When you have a gander at Monica Loya’s artworks, you might at… Read More »Monica Loya paints the surreal side of everyday life
Sestry Feldman at Pictoplasma Berlin 2025. Photography by Diego Castro The world’s leading conference on character creativity returns to Berlin this May, and it’s shaping up to be unmissable. And Creative Boom will be attending… Read More »Pictoplasma Berlin 2026 is celebrating the art of character-driven storytelling – and we’ll be there
Tonic Health has ditched clinical clichés and pastel wellness promises in favour of a striking new identity built around the idea of light as clarity. In the UK, nine out of ten adults aren’t getting… Read More »Among Equals brings clarity to the supplement aisle with new identity for Tonic
The newly launched studio’s debut project proves that the most useful thing a renovation app can be is the person who’s already been through it. For anyone who’s ever experienced the stress of renovating their… Read More »Uther Studio on making a home renovation app feel like a friend, not a filing system
In 1980, Los Angeles historian Jim Heimann—whose preservation and documentation of West Coast vernacular design has been a primary source of pop-culture artifacts—published his first thin volume about eccentric roadside architecture. That book, California Crazy,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Architecture That Says What it Does