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Extinction Rebellion on the creative industries: “What is the cultural sector even for?”
Jyni Ong —Three co-founders of the civil disobedience movement, Clare Farrell, Clive Russell and Miles Glyn, discuss how the creative industries can help tackle the climate crisis.
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“I’ve landed on my planet now”: Sebaldo on refining his bonkers animated characters
Jenny Brewer —After a self-imposed ban on animating, the London-based illustrator has started bringing some motion back to his eccentric creations, which are now less weird and more inspired by mundane human life. -
New app Plays aims to fill a gap in type animation on mobile
Jenny Brewer —The app, which launches in the App Store today, allows creators to customise and animate type, with a 3D text animation tool and curated packs by animators and foundries. -
Syncope by Virgile Flores explores the duality between graphic design and music
Ruby Boddington —The Paris-based designer started the project while on his diploma but it’s now the name for his continued exploration into the relationship between the visual and audible. -
Painter Igor Moritz’s vivid paintings express the colours of inner life
Rebecca Irvin —The self-taught, Lublin-born artists creates expressionistic portraits of figures in domestic interior spaces, caught at moments introspection and contemplation. -
Meet Take Care, a magazine tackling the UK’s housing crisis
Jyni Ong —Five friends based between London and Glasgow have started a new magazine as a way to creatively express their frustrations with the UK’s current housing crisis. -
Teresa Freitas constructs a cinematic world through hue, saturation and light
Lucy Bourton —Working out of her hometown of Cascais, a seaside village on the edge of Lisbon, the photographer is “subtly detaching a subject from reality”. -
Louise Daneels makes playful, ceramic illustrations of everyday objects
Rebecca Irvin —The Belgian artist makes 3D illustrative replicas of ordinary objects – personal hygiene items, packaged foods – to which we often give little thought beyond their functional uses. -
Pinterest users prompted to do emotional wellbeing activities if they seem distressed
Jenny Brewer —The social media platform wants to help users in need of mental health support with interactive exercises within its app, developed with experts at Brainstorm, the Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation. -
Maroesjka Lavigne’s debut monograph captures unforgettable landscapes and their inhabitants
Jyni Ong —The award-winning Belgian photographer talks us through her first monograph featuring ten years worth or work taking her to Argentina, Iceland, Japan and Namibia.
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Film —
ITV unveils idents by UK student and graduate creatives
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Graphic Design —
“3D and eye candy CG imagery”: Golgotha chats through some of its recent projects
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Advertising —
Creatives take a stand against gun violence with 100 Every Day
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Graphic Design —
Can graphic design translate to performance? LCC's grad show identity shows us it can
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Photography —
Gina Tonic on being big, Welsh and growing up in an ex-mining town in The Valleys
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Publication —
Margot Lévêque examines the historical, emotional and philosophical connotations of the collar
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Miscellaneous —
Maisie Williams’ female creative platform Daisie announces open call for Wonder Women
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Illustration —
Illustrator Moon utilises drawing as a means of understanding herself
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Photography —
Toilet rolls and sat navs: Photographer Andy Price will make you look twice at everyday objects
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Graphic Design —
NotOnSunday celebrates the moon landing’s 50th anniversary with three badges for the Scouts
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Art —
Samantha French’s dazzling underwater paintings hark back to childhood summers
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Art —
From declaring climate emergency to sacking off Sackler, this week, the art world showed some spine
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Animation —
Tributes pour in for the 33 people lost in Kyoto Animation blaze
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Photography —
Photographer Anne-Sophie Guillet’s stunning portraits challenge gender binaries
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Graphic Design —
For Jan Horcik, type design and graphic design cannot work without one another
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Events —
The V&A’s next Friday Late explores our obsession with pets
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Illustration —
“Like a little factory making picture books”: The wondrous work of Marie Neurath
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Photography —
What’s the purpose of prison? This series captures a horse rehabilitation programme in Arizona
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Art —
Tina Schwizgebel-Wang’s etchings are filled with detailed scenes of everyday life
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If You Could Jobs —
Jobs of the week from Boxpark and Lovers!
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Art —
“I want to show that the world is actually very simple”: meet artist Hisami Tanaka
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Photography —
Hear Cindy Sherman’s first audio interview in ten years on new BBC doc
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Graphic Design —
Victor Fonseca treats his graphic design practice like a “playground”
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Architecture —
The Stirling Prize shortlist reflects our climate emergency
