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Eric Hu

A journey through pixels, originality and AI

Sascha Lobe

Reimagining the Bauhaus archive’s identity without losing its experimental spirit

Studio Lowrie

Designing a film festival's identity from inside a shipping container

Yushi Li

Turning the lens on naked men one Tinder message at a time

Mr Bingo

Why funny illustration deserves to exist for no reason other than itself

Uncommmon Studio

How one studio tells stories that people actually want

Koto

Recipes for the future of branding

Angela Kirkwood

How to bring your imagination to life with animation

Buck

Why the best creative work has a tonne of fingerprints on it

Es Devlin

How Es Devlin became one of the world’s most respected set designers

Anna Mills

How animated letterforms develop a style all their own

Dinamo Typefaces

This type designer is pushing letterforms into new technology

Liza Enebeis

How motion experiments reshaped a string orchestra’s identity

Juno Calypso

Sneaking self-portraits at grandma’s house and a couples-only honeymoon resort alone

Paula Scher

Three fast projects that prove tight deadlines spark the boldest design ideas

Monotype

Christoph Niemann

Designing a 20,000-tile mural for Wannsee station that honours Berlin’s dual history

Murugiah

Why you should reject the formula and make art about things you love

Raissa Pardini

Vibrant typographic compositions from a designer who never sits still

Studio Dumbar

The making of DEMO: The world’s largest design and motion festival

Khyati Trehan

How to successfully work with multiple styles and mediums

From Form

Following your fascinations is the true antidote to trend-led design

Emily Oberman

Creating iconic logos for Saturday Night Live and the new Willy Wonka film

Anna Malin Mantzaris

Crafting a stop-motion ode to small rebellions in everyday mundane life

Oscar Hudson

Building 18 shrinking rooms to film a Bonobo music video in-camera

Can Yang

The polymath designer who refuses to fit inside any box

Anna Haifisch

From rejection letters to bird operas – chronicling the absurd life of an artist

Ben Ditto

Reimagining beauty through CGI, AI and a sci-fi vision of identity

Patrick Saville

Building an entire visual world for an album of dug-up, mystical music

Rory Mcgrath

Building a Design Museum exhibition from insulation foam, pole protectors and £20 of industrial offcuts

Alex Norris

Why making the worst comic possible became a smarter strategy than chasing greatness

Vanilla Chi

How to develop a distinct illustration style with organised chaos and visual noise

Manvsmachine

Mining Air Max heritage for patterns, hand gestures and a custom typeface

Katie Scott

Where botany, anatomy and 15th-century religious hierarchies meet in hand-drawn illustration

Actual Source

Building a self-initiated design practice from Utah, far from the industry hubs

Pablo Rochat

This social media artist iterates until the idea genuinely excites

Jamie Hawkesworth

Photography as the perfect excuse to go absolutely anywhere

Max Siedentopf

Turning plastic cutlery, sponges and air into a photography magazine

Richard Turley

Making a tactile lockdown newsletter to escape the overwhelm of digital life

Joey Yu

Why illustrators should manifest the commissions they want, not wait for them

Olimpia Zagnoli

An illustrator whose vibrant 80s Italian childhood still shines through

David Lane

Behind the art direction of a pop comeback eight years in the making

Andre D Wagner

A street photographer on a mission to truly connect

Jack Sachs

How a hand injury led one illustrator to teach himself 3D animation

Jean Jullien

How Jean Jullien makes light of negative news in his practice

Karlotta Freier

How to overcome nerves when completing a project for Hermès

Sam Pilling

Turning a rap battle into a political brawl in a Soviet meeting room for DJ Shadow

Yukai Du

Animating the scale of the universe through illustration, storyboards and geometric shapes

Offshore Studio

Why migration means more than refugees – a six-issue publishing experiment

Superimpose

Why two creative directors ditched big agencies to speak to a new generation

Clay Hickson

Why the sketchbook is an illustrator’s best friend

Butt Studio

The importance of learning from creative ‘failures’

Porto Rocha

Challenging industry standards means creating seats at the table for designers

Joseph Melhuish

Discovering you can sketch in three dimensions using VR

Karl Toomey

Inventing useless objects, fake footballers and the joy of pointless ideas

Kyle Platts

Why one illustrator taught himself to animate instead of hiring help

Suzy Chan

How maximalist design becomes a tool for social commentary

Dixonbaxi

Open-source your knowledge: Rethinking how branding agencies should work

Nicolas Ménard

Building an animated short around an anti-climax and a children’s book structure

Made Thought

How to add meaning and make “genuine” change through design

Harriet Richardson

Live, Laugh, Love, Revenge: the path from graphic design to performance art

Annie Atkins

Designing film props is like specialising in forgery

Erik Kessels

Why creative people should embrace mistakes, look stupid and learn from amateurs

Sarah Hyndman

Why fonts can make wine taste pricier and jelly beans taste sweeter

Raphael Abreu

Reimagining a fast food giant by looking inwards, not backwards, for inspiration

Bianca Beneduci Assad

Laughing through the pain: Illustration as a healing balm

Tracy Ma

How empathy shapes the most meaningful editorial reader experiences

Craig Oldham

The hidden art history and activism buried inside a cult 80s film

Cebeza Patata

Designing a gender-neutral character and the stereotypes we accidentally reinforced

Alex Hunting

What the redesign of an iconic lifestyle magazine really takes

Alice Bloomfield

Spending three years animating a nature-filled installation for the Outernet

Na Kim

A balancing act: The challenge of juggling three artist outputs

James Greenfield

Learning to be better by being rubbish first: a designer’s lesson in failure

Peter Millard

From Malvern Hills to Montreal – a chaotic journey through animated absurdity

Dinamo

Inside the two-year marathon of redesigning Spotify’s typeface from scratch

Tishk Barzanji

From arriving as a refugee to becoming an artist and illustrator

Craig Oldham

When design has skin in the game and coal on the cover

Marina Willer

Designing the Stanley Kubrick exhibition through chess, symmetry and obsessive control

Omse

How do you create a brand for a company that shouldn’t need to exist?

Michael Bierut

A career retrospective with a graphic design legend, educator and role model

Studio Yukiko

How Studio Yukiko crafts its international and humorous design voice

Studio Yukiko

Why staying curious and vulnerable matters more than pretending to have all the answers

Grilli Type

Why typefaces are really minimalistic two dimensional sculptures

Erica Dorn

Designing tiny Japanese signs and sake labels for Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs

Sharp Type

Why type design has more in common with fashion forecasting

Crack Magazine

Why the messiest creative process makes the most beautiful magazine

Geoff Mcfetridge

Drawing as self-understanding: unpacking the quiet magic inside a single painting

Spin Studio

This studio thrives on the messiness of not knowing

Spin

From identity systems to ink-bottle covers – a tour through recent studio work

Laura Callaghan

Drawing fictional film posters, organic shelves and election scenes in watercolour

Nadine Redlich

A cartoonist turning stress and deadlines into hilariously relatable comics

Aysha Tengiz

Why illustration is the most vulnerable medium of them all

Boomranng Studio

Bringing folklore and “cosmicpunk” into graphic design

Alice Isaac

How to slow down and enjoy the process

Jean Jullien

Finding creativity, charity and connection through illustration during lockdown

Little Troop

Design inspired by family: Striking a balance between the fresh and familiar

A Practice For Everyday Life

How a Sheffield typeface and shifting scale shaped a Hockney retrospective book

Samar Maakaroun

Designing multilingual scripts without falling into lazy stereotypes

Cécile Dormeau

Using humour to dismantle the beauty rules girls inherit from magazines

Sophy Hollington

Complex linocuts from an illustrator who breaks rules to create

Fraser Muggeridge

Why graphic design is detective work – chasing a forgotten foil through old French records

Alex Jenkins

Finding humour in the grotesque, the mundane and the slightly disgusting

Hassan Rahim

The art director who stumbled into design completely by accident

Sam Conniff

Why the golden age of pirates holds the blueprint for modern rebellion

Hey Studio

How a vibrant studio was built on community not products

Kelly Anna

A successful creative career relies on risk and blind faith

Veronica Ditting

Inside the small team shaping The Gentlewoman magazine’s editorial voice and design

An Chen

“Your art is special”: How to own your unconventional art style

Kelly Anna

Capturing movement through dance, fashion illustration and collage in print design

Stephy Fung

This digital fashion designer says imagination is the only limit

Yonk

Using VR to become “playful problem solvers”

Chantal Jahchan

Using collage to convey a single message

Johnny Kelly

Bringing puppets to life to spark big conversations with little kids

Anna Ginsburg

Animating vaginas, pubes and pleasure to confront the silence around female sexuality

Adapt

Using design, humour and pinatas to spark real conversations about climate change

Phil Sharp

The meditative pull of street portraits taken between London Bridge and Stoke Newington

Wieden+Kennedy

Creating an advert that will shock, amuse and confuse

Lucas Zanotto

Finding empathy in simple shapes, rolling eyes and soothing animated loops

David Shrigley

Why a blank page is no excuse, and other lessons from lockdown drawing

Micachu

Turning a single video budget into an album’s worth of surreal home movies

Nicos Livesey

Stitching the World Cup into an animated tapestry, one embroidered frame at a time

Liv Siddall

How a record shop magazine got made between beers and panic attacks

Ines Alpha

Imagining the future of beauty through 3D makeup and augmented reality filters

Erchen Chang

Building a melancholic fictional world around a lonely man and his steamed buns

Meji Alabi

How filmmaking led this director all the way back home

Ping Zhu

What an annual comic project reveals about personal creativity

Marina Willer

Design thrives when you find poetry in the simple things

Sophie Douala

How Sophie Douala uses manifestation and intention in her design practice

Steph Wilson

Sneaking feminist messages into fashion photography with humour, emojis and fried eggs

Daniel Savage

The irony of using a robot to make something that feels more human

Simon Landrein

Animating a two-minute skateboarding sequence for Gumball in only six weeks

Trevor Jackson

Creative freedom means doing it entirely on your own terms

Anthony Burrill

Why creativity can’t be taught, only found inside yourself

Otegha Uwagba

Why women in the creative industries need to talk openly about money

Madeline Montoya

Making publications into playgrounds for design

Territory Studio

Designing the screen graphics and broken-down technology of Blade Runner 2049

Maisie Willoughby

On being praised as a ‘female-gaze photographer’ while doubting the category itself

Alva Skog

A precious look into the life and work of a freelance illustrator

Studio Swine

Making furniture from street rubbish and beautifully embracing every mistake

Macguffin

Why a design magazine refuses to write about chairs and innovation

Dougal Wilson

Inside the making of Channel 4’s rebrand and the giant who carried it

Min Heo

Finding humour in cute animals, awkward conversations, and snakes wearing high heels

Droga5

Addressing fake news in a five-year collaboration with The New York Times

Darryl Clifton

Why the art school is dead – and why it must live on

Mother London

Bringing grime to the masses with an unexpected Christmas advert for IKEA

Camille Walala

From a neighbour’s back wall to painting the ugliest buildings in London

Marion Deuchars

Inside the sneaky craft of writing picture books for children, starring Bob the bird

Kris Andrew Small

The vibrant accessible work behind a typographic artist's process

Anna Ridler

Hand-labelling 10,000 tulips to expose the human labour hidden inside AI

Laurie Rowan

Why every animator should make weird personal work and post it weekly

Ronan Mckenzie

Why galleries should feel like home and welcome everyone in

Laura Pannack

On using vulnerability as a portrait method – from photographing nervous photographers to UK naturist camps

Shane Fu

How to create fantastical fungi and foliage with AI

Bread On Earth

Falling hard for bread and biting into its potential

Ali Kurr

The filmmaker who funded a film nobody else would touch

Department Of New Realities

Giving technology a soul through speculative fiction, fantasy worlds and digital deities

Caitlin Mccarthy

Animating an anti-teen-romcom about awkward girlhood, creepy DMs and the early internet

Mythology

How to build an iconic brand

Designstudio

The process behind redesigning the entire Premier League brand identity

Kellenberger-White

Building a museum identity from steel bridges, paint splatters and public voices

Universal Everything

This studio can turn absolutely anything into a character

Aries Moross

Designing for music and fighting for a more inclusive industry

Yuri Suzuki

Why everyday noise deserves the same care as visual design

Yuri Suzuki

On sound as a medium for shaping behaviour and conversation

Eddie Opara Pentagram

This Pentagram partner reshapes narratives not just solves problems

Luke Evans

Why pausing your creative work sometimes means finding yourself

Mahaneela

On heritage, identity and refusing to be just one kind of creative

Zelig Sound

From animatic to final mix – inside the craft of bespoke sound design

Melissa Kitty Jarram

The illustrator whose personal project became something much bigger

Julian Adon Alexander

Quantity can become quality: transforming reality through charcoal

Alan Kitching

Rescuing the world’s largest wood type collection from a Somerset barn

Paola Antonelli

On choosing ‘enthusiastic pessimism’ over cautious optimism

Brindha Kumar

Where meticulous detail turns illustration into pure visual storytelling

Alec Doherty

Returning to adolescence to find rebellion, naivety and mischief in creative work

Wilfrid Wood

Why wit beats jokes when sculpting Putin, Pomeranians and Premier League fans

Smörgåsbord

Redrawing the dragon: how a nation rebuilt its identity around flag and language

Nelly Ben Hayoun

Building a tuition-free postgraduate school beneath a nightclub in Amsterdam

Zelda Malan

Why art school thinking should never leave you, no matter where you work

Accept & Proceed

How a moon poster and kinetic sculpture led to designing for NASA

Mona Chalabi

Designing data journalism for clarity, and the hard truths of going freelance

Wedge Studio

The twelve steps of approaching idiosyncratic creative projects

Carl Burgess

Closing the studio for 50 days to break the cycle of client work

Charlotte Mei

Turning karaoke obsession into a love letter to Smash Hits and pop nostalgia

Genie Espinosa

How to overcome imposter syndrome as a freelance illustrator

Deem Journal

Rethinking design as social practice and democratising who gets to be a designer

Greg Barth

Inside a DIY world of human kick drums, jelly snakes and Pokémon-suited composers

Noah Harris

Inside the three-week scramble to wire up a thousand toys for one ad

Stella Murphy

Following the flow state and pursuing creativity that speaks to the soul

Grace Helmer

Painting personal grief, freelance burnout and travel through oil paint on paper

Mushpit

How a student-loan zine grew into a glossy with no advertisers

Fromm Studio

Making room for mistakes you can’t replicate

Rose Pilkington

Why are we so affected by colour and how can we harness its power?

Hattie Newman

Building a tiny paper city of world landmarks for a Canon exhibition

The Yarza Twins

Designing an identity for a village where everyone uses the same typeface

Wilfrid Wood

Pursuing honest portraiture even when the consequences are uncomfortable

Josh Mckenna

Designing a queer sticker for Instagram and getting it past the brand police

Ustwo Games

Behind the scenes of one of gaming's most beautiful puzzle series

Ustwo Games

Inside the making of Monument Valley

Akinola Davies

Celebrating the beautiful chaos of diverse cultural backgrounds through film

Natalia Stuyk

Translating digital video loops into physical shard-like sculptures for a New York store

James Junk

Graphic design won’t save the world – but it can centre emotion and humanity

Liang Jung Chen

When a self-surveillance Google Sheet becomes performance art

Yumna Al Arashi

Challenging Western stereotypes of Muslim women through self-portraiture and ancestral histories

Adama Jalloh

Documenting black communities through intimate moments, quiet trust and everyday joy

Seetal Solanki

A designer rethinking what materials and sustainability really mean

Haein Kim

Creating characters inspired by bossy older sisters, fearless mums and Shrek lookalikes

Aidan Zamiri

Storytelling, creativity and working with singer-songwriter FKA twigs

Ruby Etc

Why drawing every day can help navigate life’s trickiest moments

Shawna X

Letting go of perfection to find where real magic happens

The White Pube

Anarchism, Ubers and ghosts: The book on being an artist under capitalism

Fieldwork Facility

Creating an immersive wayfinding system for the V&A East Storehouse

Zak Group

What happens when you embrace an elastic visual language

Ricardo Bessa

Turning bonkers fan theories into sci-fi animations

Poulomi Basu

On ‘the oppression of specificity’ – why captions can obscure the truth of a conflict

Cato

Amalgamating visual styles to create larger-than-life paintings

Francesca Allen

Building a photo book around a friendship told only through images

Tina Tona

Doing the “bare maximum” with collage and limited resources

Tess Smith Roberts

How do you get over bad dates? Illustrate them

Pitch Studios

Imagining a digital utopia through a globally collaborative virtual gap year

Will Anderson

Animating the existential crisis of a duck trapped looping forever online

Matt Wade

On the failures designers never put in the portfolio

Clarice Tudor

Never underestimate the creative power of a depressing joke

Michael Driver

Surviving the first six months of freelance illustration after graduating from Kingston

Sonya Dyakova

Designing a history of food photography between vintage cookbooks and contemporary art

Lily Kong

How humour breaks expectations and relieves the heaviest pressure

Hannah Lim

Building a practice that blends flamboyance, ornamentation and function

Builders Club

Inventing a fictional artist and tricking the internet into believing he’s real

David Bailey (BBC)

Designing a custom typeface to give the BBC one consistent voice online

Anu Ambasna

An illustrator and DJ merging drawing with music every night

James Barnett

Turning everyday family moments into extraordinary visual storytelling

Jamie Clifton

Inside Vice UK’s commissioning of photography and illustration for themed editorial weeks

Charlotte Mei

Inside Charlotte Mei’s portfolio of Lord of The Rings fanzines and chainmail bikinis

Simon Wheatley

How does a photographer connect with marginalised communities across the world?

Parabella

Inside the two-week scramble to build an entirely edible advert for Bake Off

Anthony Burrill

Why music, protest and being nice are important to design

Charlie Perkins

Why niche comedy with a cult following beats broad mainstream entertainment every time

Daniel Frost

Drawing Greenland’s otherworldly landscape in three hours of daylight and -27 degrees

Lucy Hardcastle

Licking the screen – why digital art should feel as tactile as glass

Karabo Poppy

Rebalancing African representation one bold illustration at a time

Mr Bingo

The perks and pitfalls of the internet

Charlie Kwai

Photographing Ghana up close, dodging hecklers and chasing tro-tro conductors

Robert Hunter

Reimagining The Jungle Book through crayon, ink and digital colour for children

Supermundane

On kindness, equality and singing a love song to kerning

Marie Jacotey

Why pastel drawings of awkward intimacy keep prompting strangers to share their darkest stories

I Saw John First

Channelling Japanese ghost stories and Miyazaki into a music video for Mr Jukes

Steve Warne

How a derelict Mr Blobby theme park inspired a father–daughter stop-motion tale

The Anonymous Project

Rescuing half a million forgotten colour slides and the anonymous lives inside them

Random International

Building a higher and lower brain to keep seven helium spheres thinking together

Atelier Brenda

Designing protest, feminism and football through playful typography and handwritten manifestos

David Uzochukwu

Crafting surreal worlds where black mermaids surface and gods drown at sea

Templo

How to build a successful cause-led agency, against the establishments expectations

Dr.me

How a year of daily collages turned into a contemporary collage book

David Brandon Geeting

Having a beginners mindset to photography and going with your gut

Carol Montpart

Making a magazine about plants that moves at the pace of nature

Paul Gorman

Mapping 40 years of London punk through 111 addresses and forgotten corners

Dada Projects

The motion designer asking where all the CGI women went

Hato And Simon Beckerman

From founding a fashion app to reimagining how we buy food

Ruohan Wang

An artist who stretches every medium until something new appears

Hayley Louisa Brown

Why rap shows feel like punk gigs and the magazine born from that energy

Linda Brownlee

Photographing a Sicilian family across two summers in the hilltop town of Gangi

Mirka Severa

Building snow people on an Austrian glacier for a fashion editorial shoot

Rhea Dillon

Why the future of beauty might already be within reach today

Alexander Coggin

Finding a place in a Midwestern family through the lens of a camera

Jeremy Deller

Letting go of control and inviting others into the creative process

Raine Allen Miller

Turning anxiety into a colourful, creepy music video with stop-frame flowers and sharks

Max Miechowski

Finding community, connection and magic on the streets where you live

Duncan Cowles

Turning freelance failure and stock footage flops into an unexpectedly moving film

Rob Flowers

How a childhood toy collection shapes a career in illustration and character design

Ken Kirton

Designing a cookbook where every recipe is told through film subtitles

Joe Lycett

Blending comedy and creativity with Boris Johnson, bins and coffee in bum holes

Charlie Engman

Photographing his mother until she became something entirely new

Me & Eu

Sending 115 postcards to Europe as a creative response to Brexit

Graphicdesign&

How plain cigarette packets, AIDS leaflets and A&E signs prove design’s public health power

Roxy Rezvany

Behind the four-year fight to make audiences listen to a defector’s story

A View From A Bridge

How to subvert doomscrolling content with human stories

Animade

When internal projects become the engine room of everything

Vicki King

Finding the unreal in the mundane through a fantastical lens on photography

Amber Weaver

How does contemporary type design translate into the wider world?

Kate Prior

How a lockdown pizza oven became a neighbourhood business and creative lifeline

Greg Bunbury

How to build an authentically activist career in graphic design

Sarah Elawad

Breaking graphic design rules to make space for joy, hope and activism

Lazy Oaf

How collaboration creates alchemy inside a fashion brand

Animate Jack

Bringing back the golden age of anime art

Mayan Toledano

Telling intimate stories through portraiture, queer community, and a small-town heroine

London Terrariums

Growing tiny worlds in pickle jars and the Victorian science behind terrariums

Sweet Thang Zine

Playing, dreaming and harnessing the power of DIY publishing

intra

The rewarding process of recognising the art in obscure everyday life

Ivana Bobic

Inside the chaotic craft of a rhyming cinema ad about checking your boobs

Edel Rodriguez

The illustrator whose magazine covers are never truly finished

Ibby Njoya

A set designer building playful worlds through pure collaboration

Will Norman

Crossing the world of grime with model railways for Jme

Ewen Spencer

Photographing UK garage, grime and northern soul across two decades of British youth

Gary Card

Stretching naive materials to their most satisfying conclusion

Kevin King

Inside the anonymous record sleeve sale where buyers don’t know what they’re getting

Lee Belcher And David Mckendrick

Redesigning Christie’s magazine by raiding the archive and respecting the art

Season Zine

The football and fashion platform built to empower female fans first

Matilda Tristram

How comics can say the things people are too afraid to say aloud

adam&eveDDB

The agency behind ten years of John Lewis Christmas adverts

Kathryn Ferguson

Casting real bodies and lived stories against the polished, photoshopped fashion image

Sophie Harris Taylor

Photographing 80 sets of sisters to understand one’s own difficult sibling bond

Gem Fletcher

Commissioning with care, how honest creative relationships shape a bold magazine cover

Jimmy Turrell

Making a lyric video for Beck with vintage porn, Lamborghinis and enigmatic typography

Ione Gamble

Behind the scenes of making your own indie publication

Joy Yamusangie

How jazz club dreams became an exhibition of drawings

Coco Captain

How to find a balance between aesthetically pleasing images and honesty

Gavin Lucas

Tracing emoji’s roots from Elizabethan punctuation to dingbats and Japanese pagers

Archief Cairo

Reviving the world's only letterpress that can print ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs

Naresh Ramchandani

Choosing words carefully – from childhood safety to the sharpest insult in English

4creative

Behind the scenes of a landmark campaign marking one of the biggest sporting events

Deepa Keshvala

Turning a father’s absence into a short film about grief and closure

Benedict Redgrove

Inside a Thai factory, filming the quiet choreography of tennis ball production

Aardman

An exclusive behind the scenes tour of the Wallace & Gromit universe

Klvdr

How picking a camera up “out of frustration” led to making music videos for Stormzy

Siân Davey

Inspiration hides in the shadows of our own histories

Andrew Rae

Drawing Trump’s America for the New York Times in two frantic weeks

Matteo Fogale

Why cutting out the middleman in furniture design is harder than it looks

James Hilton

Why creativity can’t be taught, but conformity can quietly kill it

Leanne Rule

How to create a TV advert for Love Island, the nation's most divisive show

Jess Bonham and Anna Lomax

How a cardboard washing machine led two illustrators into still life collaboration

Eliza Hatch

Portraits and interviews with women sharing their hardest stories

Lovers

Building a design collective around the things people genuinely love working on

Jack Hudson

Three years drawing supernovas, fossils and quantum physics for one ambitious science book

Bex Day

Challenging rigid beauty ideals one photograph at a time

Sarah Boris

How different parameters shape the form of every beautiful book

Ben Cullen Williams

If a computer could dance, how would it move?

Hollie Fernando

Why a practical camera from the 70s still shapes a portrait photographer’s craft

Olivia Ahmad

Drawing London punks, drag queens and rubber angels from the shadows of nightclubs

Jonny And Will

Why handmade puppets still beat CGI in a world of digital animation

Alice And Emily Stein

How a chance street meeting became a film about ageing without apology

Studio Weave

Building with communities, from a Dartford dyeing shed to a City of London burial ground

Timi Akindele Ajani

The three T’s of magic storytelling

Stuart Tolley

Designing a book on minimalism without making it look effortless

Marylou Faure

Steering your freelance career toward the work you actually want to make

Thalía Gochez

How “perfectionism kills creativity” for photographers

Robert Rubbish

Drifting through Soho’s ghosts, dandies and minotaurs in an illustrated love letter

All Purpose Studio

Why the best magazines sometimes take five years to make

Wallace Henning

The untold design story behind the British Rail identity system

Enda Bowe

A photographer capturing twenty years between Ireland and London

Monotype

Redesigning Johnston, the century-old typeface behind London Underground’s signs and maps

Jessica Hische

Brick and mortar stores, children’s books and all things letters

Sabat Magazine

How a magazine for teenage witches became a published trilogy

Lilian Martinez

Painting bodies, joy and the architecture of everyday living

Minute Shorts

How rejection became the fuel for a streaming platform

Jerome Harris

Designing a dual-sided book about Black queer love, grief and desire

Andrew B Myers

Magnifying miniature worlds through photography

Elly Ward

How a tumbling Hollywood sign became a hand-carried public art installation

Osheen Siva

How Osheen Siva fuses Indian mythology and folklore in their illustrations

Naomi Anderson Subryan

Where ceramic art and hand crafted illustration collide spectacularly

Lydia Chan

Merging pragmatism with creativity to build fantastical worlds

Margot Bowman

Animating a frank guide to consent, club culture and post-MeToo behaviour

Alex Chinneck

Sculpture that combines architecture engineering and material impossibility

Lizzy Stewart

The hundreds of drawings and writing-on-a-whim that goes into comic novels

Ana Flores

Documenting the indigenous women of Cusco, Peru

Where Are The Black Designers

Rectifying the creative industries systemic lack of representation

The Digital Fairy

How being chronically online became a genuine creative career

Ben Sanders

How to serve your community as a local artist in a global city

Kelli Anderson

Tactile typography and graphic design as fine art

New York Nico

Nicolas Heller on how he became ‘the unofficial talent scout of New York’

Nicholas Bonner

Inside North Korea’s graphic design, from matchboxes and cigarette packs to mass games

Carl Turner

Why architects should pick up tools and build the houses they design

Gemma Germains

Owning the leg up, how a studio director rewrote her hiring habits

Visual Editions

Why a ghost story should know what street the reader is on

Tori West

How to create a publication that champions working-class creatives

Quil Lemons

How to connect with your subjects and put megastars at ease

Olivia Twist

Vibrant community driven storytelling through everyday illustrated scenes

Olivia Twist

How to add colour, community and society to your illustration practice

Wednesday Holmes

Making art for queer liberation, education and the kids who need it

Tim Noakes

Inside the digital-first overhaul of a fashion magazine built on cultural anarchy

Gal-Dem

Building a media platform that centres voices the industry overlooks

Daniela Spector

Making work that carries the weight of grief

Roberto Rosolin

Six years of no-brief, no-budget art direction for fabric’s legendary club flyers

Gaurab Thakali

How music can fuel and inspire illustration

Unmade

When every garment stays unmade until you decide

Angela Lian

The chronic pains and creativity of graphic design

Sirui Ma

Capturing the characters that keep New York’s subway system running

Tom Hovey

The illustrator behind every cake drawing on the Great British Bakeoff

Luis Alberto Rodriguez

Photography as choreography capturing movement beyond just the pose

Ellen Evans

Why one miniaturist chronicles modern life instead of replicating Victorian dolls’ houses

Tami Aftab

How photographer Tami Aftab made a cookbook with her father

Keerthana Kunnath

Inspiring conversations around womanhood, societal norms and sexuality

Alice Mann

Capturing the confidence and power of South Africa’s all-female drum majorettes

Nwaka Okparaeke

The importance of creative community and finding your own style

Emmanuel Cole

Bearing witness to London’s street life

Hassan Hajjaj

Mixing Moroccan markets with London streets to build vibrant, product-framed portraits

The Earth Issue

Why sustainability in creativity is a necessity not a trend

Frances Corner

Inside the fight to end exploitation in the global clothing supply chain

Nigel Poor

Inside San Quentin: How Photography Becomes a Bridge to Forgotten Lives

Caroline Till

Redesigning how we interact with food through sensory experiences

Catherine Ince

Why Charles and Ray Eames found philosophy in spinning tops and circus flags

Joana Filipe And James Mason

Designing a Keith Haring exhibition through the gritty energy of 1980s New York

Peter Anderson

Shooting drag racers and Mick Jagger with a panoramic camera that distorts everything

Ollie Babajide Tikare

The importance of not flattening the complexity of observation

Hannah Buckman

An illustrator questioning whether any creative work is truly authentic

Aurlia Durand

Vibrant multicultural illustrations that celebrate who we really are

Kit Caless

Looms, latex and lager – how Wetherspoons weaves local history into its floors

Sofie Birkin

Inclusive erotic illustration that challenges what intimacy looks like

Flat-e

Why the future of audio-visual shows never quite arrived, and chasing it anyway

Alice Tye

Painting the fleeting beauty of Japan’s cherry blossom season

Dan Tobin Smith

Filling a shipping container with junk to build a colour-graded portrait of clutter

A Vibe Called Tech

The importance of telling local stories globally

Raj Dhunna

Capturing the story of British footballer Hamza Choudhury through illustration

Joe And Rich Luxton

Recreating childhood family photos as a Christmas present that accidentally went viral

Madeleine Penny

Inside the art of commissioning photography that breathes across the page

Wendy Huynh

Unheard suburban stories from the outskirts of Paris

Flock Together

How birdwatching became a movement for creative representation

Richard A Chance

Underground comics and 80s pop: Merging influences to create a signature style

Poupay

From street photography to snapping the Oscars

Rinchen Ato

Documenting Tibet and family history one powerful frame at a time

Beth Wilson And James Gilchrist

Building Scotland’s first graphic design festival from a kitchen table

Marina Willer

From abandoned Czech factories to Brazilian colour: building a film of hope

Nina Manandhar

How crowd-sourced teenage photos reveal the social patterns behind British subculture

Katie Johnston

Building a giant inflatable digestive system to teach kids biology through play

Iggy London

When a stranger's suggestion reveals potential in your own work

Paula Zucotti

Cataloguing 24 hours of belongings, from a Tokyo geisha to a Seattle busker

Jane Stockdale

Following Kosovo’s first ever Olympic team on their road to Rio

Nataal

Elevating African creative talent to a truly global stage

Lakwena Maciver

Lakwena on why songs, colour and large scale make her work fly

Guap Magazine

How Guap platforms London’s diverse emerging creatives

Turkina Faso

Using photography as a time machine to reconnect with my younger sister

Noble Signs

Restoring NYC’s storefront signage through graphic design

Annie Lai

Catching fleeting memories before they disappear through the lens

Lawrence Zeegen

Inside the Ladybird books that taught a generation of British children to read

Dirty Furniture

Mapping the home through six pieces of furniture, starting with the couch

Henry J Kamara

Preserving Sierra Leonean culture one photograph at a time

Derek Ridgers

How London’s punk scene made the front pages

Ollie Adegboye

A tender exploration of Black fatherhood through one photographer's lens

Keiken

The free online crypto game with a binding moral contract

Olly Lang

From an iPhone snap of a brother in a Sydney dust storm to 600,000 views

Fa & Fon

Twin creatives whose multifaceted work defies every category

Fa & Fon

What it's really like working with your twin

Charlie Porter

Why fashion journalism is changing – and why being ‘kind of’ a critic matters

Vikram Kushwah

Returning to my father’s rural Indian school to photograph the life I escaped

Nina Manandhar

Photographing Gurkha sons and the communities of Thamesmead

Hefin Jones

Asking whether a Welsh plumber could build a working spacesuit from scratch

Steve Watson

Why print magazines are thriving in a second golden age of publishing

The Butchers Apron

Six lessons in making radio, from rogue interviews to recording under a duvet

Gay Times

How do you bring an iconic queer magazine back

Kev F. Sutherland

Why comics belong in classrooms – and how kids learn to draw them

Azeema

Building a magazine and movement that champions women of dual heritage

David Hellqvist

Documenting Timberland’s subcultural history from Italian paninari to Brooklyn hip-hop

Denisse Ariana Prez

Photographing men, water and black skin as a love letter to tenderness

Danielle Pender

Building a smarter women’s magazine that celebrates achievement over appearance

Mindy Seu

The art, aesthetics and history of sex on the internet

Harry Hardie

Photography is really about ideas and finding new storytelling devices

Jennie Baptiste

Rhythm, roots and revolution: Capturing Black culture through photography

Dogs Their Dykes

Celebrating queer lives outside of the mainstream

Doug Hindson

Tracing technology as an extension of the body, from axes to iPhones

Prarthna Singh

Photographing Indian women who champion the patriarchy every single day

Stephen Tayo

How studying philosophy shaped a photographer’s search for dignity in Lagos

Becky Smith

Treating a magazine like a hardback book you can’t throw away

Manju Journal

Ghanaian cultural fluidity that challenges every Western binary

Lindsay Perryman

Visual storytelling as a form of survival

Bruno Bailey

Why print magazines still beat the internet at photography and long reads

Territory Studio

Get UI design wrong and the internet will never forgive you

Da’Shaunae Marisa

The art of photojournalism and capturing Black life in America

Julene Aguirre Bielschowsky

Designing a food culture to make eating insects feel normal in the West

Oliver Kugler

Drawing refugees, mafiosos and truck drivers across borders most reporters can’t reach

Delali Ayivi

How does photography give us the right to imagine our futures?

Kk Obi

Building a magazine that dissects masculinity, identity and Black diaspora communities

Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh

Designing the outcome, not the object – how a playful putty empowers everyday fixers

Sarah Parker

Why the material of an object should shape the entire set around it

Toby Parkin (The Science Museum)

Inside a century of designing interactive galleries for curious children at museums

Technology Will Save Us

Designing DIY tech kits that get kids making, not just staring at screens

Kyle Platts

Learning to animate was like breathing life into existing characters

Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson

Bringing stop motion sorcery to BBC’s Small Prophets

Liron Kroll

Constructing fake family photos to expose the staged perfection of real ones

Parallel Press

Cataloguing Black mothers, Black astronauts and Black artists

Dan Wilton

Building a long-term collaboration with a band instead of chasing the quick editorial shoot

Anna Fearon

Giving unseen stories the platform they have always deserved

Ken Wong Ustwo

No high scores just geometry forgiveness and impossible architecture

Jessica Vaughan

Why an artist’s work resists explanation and what gets lost when describing it

Luke Evans

Travelling the world from a kitchen table – using flour, salt and a tilt-shift lens

Kit Neale

Folk traditions, football terraces and the case for men dressing up every day

Rick Banks

How a mis-printed Schmeichel shirt sparked a charity book on football lettering

Gabriel Bissetsmith

Why emotion matters more than scripts when making a short film

Chris Vickers

Redesigning Boat magazine to let photography and journalism breathe across every city

Ben Newman

Bringing wonder back to children’s space books with a cat in a spacesuit

Nitipak Samsen

Designing appliances that share electricity through a community of houseplants

Andrew Diprose

Twenty years of magazine design, failed covers, and learning to take criticism

Katrin Baumgarten

Hacking bottle tops, noodle pots and beer cans into hidden shop instruments

Alice Devine

Turning football fandom into illustration, podcasting and grassroots ground-sharing adventures

Neil Griffiths

Helping low-income students reach art school when public funding disappears

Will Dean

Inside the weekly scramble to design a Saturday newspaper magazine cover

Sam Blair

Why football deserves to be taken as seriously as any other art form

Josh King

How a fake piece of Alex Ferguson’s chewing gum fooled the British press

Zo Pulley

Artefacts, memoires, ephemera and stuff: Using creativity to “spotlight the ordinary”

Chris Coe

Building a global travel photography award from scratch and changing how stories travel

Christoph Lorenzi

Building a swap site to finish the Panini World Cup sticker album

Rebecca Broomfield

April Fools is either brand personality or pretending you have one

Luke Taylor Us

Sometimes you need to break the old to make something fresh