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Work / Illustration

Tara Booth explores the reality of her escapist fantasies in a lyrical new book

The Philadelphia-based illustrator developed the story for Cabin in the Woods over the past few years, creating a beautifully illustrated outcome which resonates with many in its concept, seeking to find an antidote for discontent.

Jyni Ong — 16 July 2019

Jyni Ong — 16 July 2019

Work / Art
Artist Brian Rideout paints private art collections that will never be publicly available again

Motivated by the pictures that he finds and their historical relevance, this Canadian artist’s portfolio is filled with astounding replicas of luxury interiors, architecture, still lifes and, most poignantly, art.

Ayla Angelos — 16 July 2019
Work / Photography
Bodily discomfort supplies the “subtle strangeness” of Melissa Schriek’s photographs

In “experimenting with the body and space”, the Netherlands-based photographer conceives of her role as that of a “photographic choreographer” creating staged compositions.

Rebecca Irvin — 16 July 2019
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Simple, experimental and sophisticated websites all feature in Double Click July

This month’s Double Click is a testament to the diversity and variety that exists within the medium of web design.

Ruby Boddington — 16 July 2019
News / Film
Channel 4 launches livestream mirroring the 1969 moon landing, to the exact second

The broadcaster has teamed up with Little Dot Studios for a six day, real-time, audio-visual replication of the Apollo 11 mission.

Josh Baines — 16 July 2019
News / Publication
A borderless world is conveyed through design in National Geographic’s Migration issue

The magazine’s type and layout aims to convey the flow of migrants in and out of countries.

Jenny Brewer — 16 July 2019
News / Digital
Studio Drift’s drone art to fly over Kennedy Space Center today for Apollo 11 launch anniversary

Franchise Freedom consists of 300 luminous Shooting Star drones, and will mark 50 years since Nasa’s mission to the moon.

Jenny Brewer — 16 July 2019
Work / Photography
Photographer Eva Verbeeck looks at the place of young women in modern American society

With her ongoing series, America’s Girls, the Belgium-born photographer forges a community of young women with an emphasis on positive recognition, acceptance and encouragement.

Rebecca Irvin — 16 July 2019
Work / Graphic Design
“My creativity is sparked by music and architecture”: meet graphic designer Stephanie Specht

Specht Studio, founded by the Belgium designer, features an array of playful designs inspired by her architectural past.

Ayla Angelos — 16 July 2019
News / Advertising
Psychological studies and games informed the RAF’s latest ad campaign

The Royal Air Force has worked with Engine on the recruitment-boosting new campaign, Find Your Force, which implements “a sense of discovery” in its posters

Josh Baines — 16 July 2019

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The Graduates 2019

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