We’ve long been preoccupied with the art of quilt-making here at PRINT, shedding light on a medium that has historically been undervalued and pushed to the margins. We’ve chatted with quilter Bisa Butler about her… Read More »Ben Millett Explores Queer Identity in Solo Quilted Art Exhibition in Des Moines
Desert Island is an essential comics emporium in Brooklyn that also publishes a tabloid called Smoke Signal. As the project’s website states, For the first 10 years, Smoke Signal was a submission-based anthology with multiple… Read More »The Daily Heller: Gary Panter And The Tabloids
Graeme McGowan with Dines of Studio Blup at Gab. Photography by Eoin Carey The ever-popular event in Scotland has just marked a milestone. Creative Boom headed north to find out why everyone keeps raving about… Read More »Gab at 40: Why Glasgow’s much-loved creative gathering still has its spark
One of the most important tomes of British folklore is being republished – with inspiring imagery by fairy expert Fee Greening. Dorset-based illustrator Fee Greening has spent her entire life fascinated by fairies, goblins, witches… Read More »Fee Greening brings her magic touch to Briggs’s Dictionary of Fairies
The Midnight Club’s new hires Welcome to the very first edition of Booms & Shakes – your monthly roundup of who’s moving where, what agencies are winning, and the fresh ideas making noise across the… Read More »Booms & Shakes: New hires, big wins, studio birthdays and more
Legal AI platform Robin has unveiled a new identity by London studio Otherway. The rebrand positions law not as a blocker but a business enabler, with a visual world rooted in optimism, tactility, and humanity.… Read More »Otherway rebrands Robin AI with a warm, tactile identity that flips the legal tech narrative