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How Form solved the classic two-logo lockup problem for British Cycling and its sponsor, Lloyds
1+ hour, 7+ min ago (925+ words) By building two brands into the typography upfront, creative director Alex Andlaw explains, the issue never arose in the first place. It's a dilemma every designer who's ever worked on a sponsored event will recognise. Two logos arrive. One is…...
What Green Man 2026 taught me about the importance of serendipity
2+ week, 52+ min ago (668+ words) How well do I follow that list? Ah, well, that's a different story. It kind of depends on the festival. And at Green Man, a 25,000-capacity event nestled among the Welsh mountains, it's very easy to get distracted. As I…...
Creative events, jobs and things to do in Durham
3+ week, 5+ day ago (189+ words) Proof that a brilliant creative scene doesn't need a big city: local host Clare Lavelle on where Durham's creatives meet, the places worth knowing, and the work being made on your doorstep. Creative Boom IRL is our free, regular social…...
Six pieces of advice for juniors in their first month (which the rest of us might need to hear too)
2+ week, 6+ day ago (972+ words) Here's what I wish someone had told me when I first got started. Our community's advice for junior creatives. Image licensed via Adobe Stock When you've got a few years under your belt and have learned a thing or two,…...
Elliot James Kennedy on his painterly, cut-and-paste photography artworks
4+ week, 23+ hour ago (333+ words) Creative Boom Tap outside or press Esc to close Across his portfolio, you'll see a piece for Carhartt, where he takes a straightforward portrait and turns it into a visual puzzle – a figure with their arms suspended in the air,…...
Carolina Moscoso trained as an architect. Look closely and it never left her drawings
4+ week, 1+ day ago (488+ words) The Portuguese illustrator swapped buildings for editorial pages. But her architect's eye never left her, as it runs under everything from her award-winning Barron's covers to a quirky garden of plants that don't exist. Carolina Moscoso never set out to…...
How DNCO turned Vermont from a place people admire into one they actually want to visit
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (684+ words) The studio behind San Francisco and DUMBO has given Vermont its first dedicated tourism brand, tackling a curious problem: nearly everyone likes Vermont, but hardly anyone books a trip there. Here's an interesting puzzle worth sitting with. Ask Americans what…...
Meet Fatih Öztürk, the artist who turns Vice City sunsets and dead Nokias into nostalgic paintings
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (620+ words) The Turkish illustrator, now painting from a quiet corner of Copenhagen, on why his sunbaked scenes of old video games and obsolete gadgets aren't really about those toys at all. Bike © Fatih Öztürk "I've found myself consuming almost nothing but…...
How Clara Bergoënd turns Alpine folklore and fire healing into dreamlike, high-fashion illustration
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (498+ words) The French illustrator on mountain magic, the "sisters" she draws, and why, at 31, she's finally proud of her weirdness. As a child, she mixed this up with the books and pop culture she loved: witches, forest giants, folklore, astrology, the…...
Sod's law: cartoonists map Britain's rudest slang with cunning linguists
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (532+ words) Cult cartoonists team up with University of Sheffield experts to record how the whole country swears, one region at a time. The headline exhibit at Having an exhibition yeah?, Modern Toss's 21st anniversary show, is a prototype device called the UK…...