Image licensed via Adobe Stock These intelligent assistants will amplify your craft, handle the tedious stuff, and free you up to do what you do best. If you’re a creative professional, the very word ‘AI’… Read More »These 10 new AI tools genuinely support creatives
ThreeTenSeven Studio Space From Britpop references to cinematic one-liners and philosophy-led wordplay, we asked creative studios to unpack the stories behind their names and what those first impressions really say about who they are. Creating… Read More »From Blur to clever branding metaphors: how creative studios got their names
Line by line, sheet by sheet, Daniel Savage creates captivating motion graphics using a pen plotter and his imagination. Something Savage is the studio run by Brooklyn-based motion designer Daniel Savage. But the output here… Read More »Something Savage this way comes: the motion designer reimagining pen plotters
For its 20th anniversary, YouTube looks to bring unity, energy and motion to its expanding ecosystem, signalling how far the platform has evolved from a video-sharing site to a full-scale entertainment brand. Two decades after… Read More »YouTube turns 20 and unveils a new global marketing identity built for an ‘alive’ entertainment era
Wake Now in the Fire by Jarrett Dapier is a graphic novel account of the events surrounding the Chicago Public School system’s 2013 decision to ban Marjane Satrapi’s autobiographical Persepolis. With illustrations by comics creator… Read More »The Daily Heller: Banning the Right to Read in Chicago (a Novel)
Is AI the enemy? Really? Photography by Liz Seabrook Photographer Liz Seabrook shares why dismissing AI as “so dull” misses the point, and why creatives need to engage with nuance, curiosity and critical thinking instead… Read More »‘AI isn’t the enemy. Our lack of nuance is’: Liz Seabrook on what comes next for creatives