Image licensed via Adobe Stock Things feel uncertain again—and the hits just keep coming for creatives. But before you throw in the towel, here’s a rallying call to remind you why it’s worth sticking around—and… Read More »Why you shouldn’t give up on the creative industry just yet
From graffiti walls in Hull to the drawing table at OurCreative, Chris Charlton’s unconventional, creative path is a lesson in resilience, adaptability, and a love of illustration that refused to be shut down. Chris Charlton’s… Read More »Chris Charlton on life as an in-house illustrator: singular focus, shifting styles, and staying true to the craft
Otherway has rebranded Naked Paper, formerly known as Naked Sprout, to embrace its natural brown colour, challenge industry norms, and make sustainability genuinely desirable. For decades, the toilet paper aisle has been dominated by soft,… Read More »Naked Paper’s unbleached revolution: Otherway’s rebrand of the bamboo toilet paper challenger
Thank you for joining us for the weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier. Their collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consisted of… Read More »Two Craigs: 55/52
When you meet Josh Horton, you immediately feel his cool, laid-back energy and warm Southern hospitality. He’s friendly, inviting, and genuine—traits he brings wholeheartedly to Creative Works Union, the community and conference he founded over… Read More »How Creative Works is Reclaiming Craft and Community
I am frequently persuaded by alluring, enticing, shockingly beautiful and even crass visuals (if they are demanding enough, I will respond). Visual persuasion is the graphic designer’s calling, and pictures are their gospel. It has… Read More »The Daily Heller: Visual Persuasion Hasn’t Changed Since 1961