How Elie N’Guessan makes everyday London look like a movie
The Peckham-born photographer on his spec Adidas concept, an unplanned shoot with four curious kids, and why he prints and rescans images for dust and grain.
creativeboom.com
A Room-by-Room Layered Lighting Guide for Fall
Explore Govee's design inspo for cozy bedroom lighting, focused-office illumination, and seasonal lightning.
design-milk.com
Artist Spotlight: Michelle Ramin
A selection of colour pencil drawings by Los Angeles-based artist Michelle Ramin.
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Socialist Hotels: relive the concrete dreams of the Soviet era with these beautiful photos
Elena Amabili's new photo book for FUEL documents 153 state-built hotels across 31 countries, from Stalinist grandeur to gravity-defying concrete modernism.
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Artist Spotlight: Ykha Amelz
A selection of recent work by Indonesian artist and illustrator Ykha Amelz.
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Oslo's grumpiest resident is back – and this time he's singing
After Is It Even a City? went viral, VisitOSLO and agency NewsLab return with a winter sequel that turns Oslo's gloomiest local into a reluctant singer.
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“Everything Is Beautiful Today” by Photographer David Blakeman
A forthcoming photobook by Arizona photographer David Blakeman.
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“Borrowed History” by Artist Tang Shuo
A meditation on how we construct a sense of where we come from by Chinese artist Tang Shuo.
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this should be game streaming’s moment. it's not | opinion
The launch of GTA 6, with console hardware overpriced and facing scarcity, should be perfect for a game streaming breakthrough – but nobody seems to care
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Artist Spotlight: Ella Webber
A series of black and white drawings by artist Ella Webber.
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“Bang-Up Job” by Photographer Jason Travis
A series of impromptu car repairs by Los Angeles-based photographer Jason Travis.
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Listen to Jordic: The unlikely heart warning men need to hear
Havas Lynx UK's World Heart Day campaign uses Jordic, an animated Viking, to get men talking about erectile dysfunction as an early sign of heart disease.
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Artist Spotlight: Tommy Carroll
A collection of portraits by New Jersey-based artist and illustrator Tommy Carroll.
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Clara Biel turns laundromats, pool halls and supermarkets into reminders to slow down
The French illustrator behind Champ Magnétique is taking her hot pinks and oranges from screen to canvas, and finding that how she paints and what she paints bo...
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Paris has popularised ‘carnivalcore’. We can’t get enough
The vivid, festive, circus-inspired style has taken over hotel interiors
thespaces.com
Are you getting ghosted more than ever? You're not alone!
It's not about you; it's about a broken business culture. You've spent a lot of time, effort and emotional energy forging a working relationship. It's all going...
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How Rob Farmer turns half-baked sketches into New York Times covers
The Melbourne-based motion designer discusses procedural software, editorial deadlines and why perfectionism is the enemy of good work getting seen. "You c...
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“Excavation Record I – Sayonara” by Artist Kosuke Ajiro
Japanese artist Kosuke Ajiro reveals fragments of a mysterious world in his new show with GR gallery.
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Ctenophores Aren’t Just Beautiful. They’re Biological Wonders
Comb jellies are helping answer fundamental questions in biology, from how the earliest nervous systems evolved to how bioluminescence works.
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where to eat in nyc right now
A spate of new, excellent restaurants joins a growing list of our favorites and mainstays.
bonappetit.com
“An island within the island” by succco
An ongoing narrative project based on the travels of artist duo Michael Francalanci and Francesco Bagattini aka succco.
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“See the Elephant” by Photographer Shawne Brown
A series documenting the margins of the American Bible Belt by Nashville-based photographer Shawne Brown.
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Saehan Parc wants her illustrations to inspire others to draw, too
The illustrator's crowded scenes are so densely packed and filled with tiny details, stories, hopes and wishes. Look closely at Saehan Parc's illustration portf...
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Illustrator Spotlight: kokooma
A lovely selection of work from Seoul-based illustrator Kyutae Lee aka kokooma.
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Why Studio Kiln swapped Cornwall for London
The award-winning studio has spent years proving creativity doesn't need a postcode. So why are they now heading for the Big Smoke? Even in 2026, some people ge...
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How Kent Wood pivoted to motion design at 30, and what he's…
The founder of Kwoo Studio discusses his career pivot, his move to another continent, and his approach to self-promotion. Right now, many of us are contemplatin...
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A logo hiding in plain sight: how The Train Factory's new identity…
It was once where Finland built most of its trains. Now it's a cultural destination with restaurants, theatre and galleries. To bring it all to life, the identi...
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“An Inherent Tear” by Photographer Raul Guillermo
A consideration of cultural constructions of masculinity in contemporary Peru by photographer Raul Guillermo.
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step stool
A simple arrangement of wooden blocks, inspired by an everyday observation: the odd ledge on public furniture that naturally becomes a place to rest your foot.
minimalissimo.com
Myriam Wares crafts a winter that looks nothing like winter in a…
To make sense of her move from Montreal to Turin, the French-Canadian illustrator turned to her art. The resulting series conveys her mixed emotions and how she...
creativeboom.com
Matthew Blackburn's art hands you the controller to your own childhood
The self-taught Johannesburg painter borrows the language of 17th-century still life and fills it with Rubik's cubes, Coke bottles, and PlayStation controllers,...
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Fei Meng brings the spirit of classical portraiture to modern editorial and advertising illustration
Her evocative work reminds me of the storybooks of my 1970s childhood—only reimagined for the digital age. Originally from China, Fei Meng lived in the UK for t...
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“The Magician’s Room” by Artist Lou Benesch
A new series of works by France-based artist and illustrator Lou Benesch.
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When bike brand Brompton needed a refresh, Studio Blackburn didn't mess around—they…
Iconic bicycle manufacturer Brompton needed a global brand platform. But Studio Blackburn didn't just design a system. They went to the source and cut metal let...
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Fotohane Darkroom
Fotohane Darkroom is a non-profit, volunteer-led photography initiative based in Mardin, southeastern Turkey, near the borders of Syria and Iraq. Founded by Serbest Salih and Amar Kılıç, the organization offers free analog photography workshops for children, creating spaces where they can come together, build friendships, and develop skills in visual storytelling. The young participants learn the full analog photographic process, and are encouraged to share their own stories and explore their communities through images.
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