studio atelico launches atelico ai engine into early access
"The studios that succeed won't be the ones using the most AI; they'll be the ones using AI entirely in service of the player experience," says CEO
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2026 Booooooom Illustration Awards: Meet The Judges
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Artist Spotlight: Alina-Ondine Slimovschi
A selection of recent work by artist Alina-Ondine Slimovschi.
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“Veil” by Photographer Jennilee Marigomen
A series of moments when things take on an unexpected quality by our long-time friend, photographer Jennilee Marigomen.
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Rotiers - Renovation of 46 housing units in Brussels / MULTIPLE Architecture & Urbanism
Completed in 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. Images by Gregory Halliday, Bruno Dias Ventura. The Rotiers project aims to give a renewed architectural identity to a 1960s social housing building while preserving the qualities of its setting....
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“Proof Without Claim” by Photographer Benjamin Jossinet
A series reconsidering the Albertan landscape by photographer Benjamin Jossinet.
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Span's identity for Illinois Department of Human Rights turns a common piece…
Chicago studio Span has rebranded the Illinois Department of Human Rights, drawing on civil rights placards and building an equals sign into the logo.
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How Mother Design turned a séance into a new identity for Purple Garden
The London studio used a séance, chakra reading and automatic drawing to shape a rich, purple-hued identity for the psychic services platform Purple Garden.
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Macfadden & Thorpe gives Dave Eggers's free alternative to art school a…
Dave Eggers's free alternative to art school now has a brand built on flow, with bendy letterforms and a salty bay palette by Macfadden & Thorpe.
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airborne open world atmosfar gets an early access release date and a…
Here's an early access release date for Atmosfar, an elating open world of flying islands with vehicles that remind me of Subnautica.
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Artist Spotlight: Hannah Motzel Brown
A selection of drawings by Los Angeles-based artist Hannah Motzel Brown.
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Fjällräven bets on the handmade with giant stitched banners by Miscellaneous Adventures
Emma and Andrew Groves hand-stitched five giant banners from outdoor gear offcuts for Fjällräven's Classic UK trek. Here's how they made them.
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“West of the River” by Photographer Christian Badach
A series charting the life of a woman suffering from a hypermobility disorder by lens-based artist Christian Badach.
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Derek&Eric's olive oil identity swaps Tuscan cliches for attitude and colour
Drzzl, a new olive oil brand, is brought to life with zingy colours and a wiggly wordmark. One of the biggest dilemmas in branding is finding a balance between...
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“Photopsia” by Photographer Owen Mar
A personal series reflecting on the possibility of losing one's vision by lens-based artist Owen Mar.
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Why Studio Playground asked a kidswear brand to design its team uniform
The European publisher teamed up with Oxox Club on a limited-edition workwear set that swaps conformity for freedom. If you've been invited to a big industry ev...
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OpenAI pauses training of its ‘most capable models’
OpenAI keeps uncovering incidents of its models behaving in ‘unexpected or concerning’ ways.
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Design Bridge and Partners turns Leone's Turin sweet factory into a Willy Wonka world
The 170-year-old Italian confectioner has opened a new visitor experience around its live production line, and the joy is how little of it is on a screen. You k...
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Beauty brands were writing slop before AI: here's how Uncommon won a…
Nils Leonard explains how painstaking craft turned a collection of annoying buzzwords into a parody of the periodic table, a campaign that's now won design and...
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La Haya House / PH TIPO CASA
Completed in 2026 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Images by Federico Cairoli. Parque Chas presents us with multiple residential typologies. This project sits on an almost square lot, a renovation originally carried out in the...
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Art by Humans, For Humans: A Letter from Our Editorial Director
We believe in the power of art and creativity and have faith that it can help usher in a better tomorrow.
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Charlotte Fox on painting the space between 'desire, repulsion, connection and fantasy'
The illustrator finds beauty and humour in everyday life, with an aim to elicit some feelings from the narratives created in her work. "I do unfortunately...
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Are you getting ghosted more than ever? You're not alone!
It's not about you; it's about a broken business culture. Our latest Dear Boom dilemma looks at how to tackle ghosting from clients. You've spent a lot of time,...
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“A Dinner With Myself” by Graphic Designer Kübra Çetin
A personal project about self-acceptance and rebirth by London-based graphic designer Kübra Çetin.
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Inside Qiaoyu Liao's Suuugar!, the clay-animated cheesecake disaster that shows what happens…
In her grad film, a clay squirrel gets so distracted making tea that she forgets the cake completely. Here, the animator explains how live-action reference, a m...
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Let’s talk about gradients
a short essay on tools, with a working exhibit
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Artist Spotlight: Benjamin Styer
Benjamin Styer …
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“Autophagia” by Artist Rhys Edwards
In Autophagia, Rhys Edwards explores the unstable relationship between images and reality through contemporary still-life painting. Drawing connections between Dutch Golden Age floral paintings and today's AI-generated imagery, his work combines images taken from life with found photographs and AI-generated fragments to examine how images are created, reproduced, and transformed. The resulting oil paintings occupy a space between documentation and invention, revealing the slippages between different versions of reality. Rhys Edwards is an artist, curator, and writer whose work has appeared in The Capilano Review, Border Crossings, C Magazine, and Canadian Art. Autophagia is his first solo exhibition with Wil Aballe. He will begin his Master's in Painting and Drawing at Concordia University this fall. The show is on view until September 5th.
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“Between the Folds” by Artist Maude Corriveau
Montréal-based artist Maude Corriveau explores the perceptual thresholds between surface and illusion.
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Meet Danna Gutiérrez aka Gallina Clueka: The project turning drawings into tactile…
The Bogota-based artist explains how a collection of hand-pinched ceramics, made in the days after an earthquake hit her home country, became a meditation on wh...
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The Royal College of Art is bringing communication and design together in…
The esteemed university has decided the two disciplines need no longer be strangers. And the timing could hardly be better. Remember the old days, when everyone...
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Art&Graft's In Pursuit of Magic is a reminder of why we do…
Two years, five characters, and 42 pairs of creative hands were behind the London studio's most ambitious project, and also its most honest. We sit down with Vi...
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The world's press descended on Ashton-in-Makerfield and missed the real story. StudioDBD didn't
The town made headlines after a local by-election made Andy Burnham Prime Minister. But the real story was already happening behind the scenes – a car park beco...
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Gabriel Diogo on football, memory, and the warm colours of Brazil's backyards
From terrace flags to the humble bar glass, the São Paulo illustrator draws the everyday life of Brazil he grew up in – and now Nike has come calling. Gabriel D...
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Maynards Bassetts goes up a level with a dangerous lift takeover
VCCP puts Jelly Babies and Wine Gums in a seriously life-threatening situation in a new campaign that turns lifts into a satisfying game of sweet-based roulette...
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Illustrator Spotlight: Ibrahim Rayintakath
A selection of recent work by illustrator and art director Ibrahim Rayintakath.
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Why are so many brands ditching celebrities for ordinary people?
Wondering where the A-listers are in ads these days? So was I... The other day, I was chatting with some mates, and we got onto the subject of celebrities in ad...
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“Down by the Hudson” Book by Photographer Caleb Stein
"Down by the Hudson" spans over a decade of work around the same communal swimming hole along a creek in Poughkeepsie.
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“By the Lake” by Photographer Tommy Keith
A series based on the daily walks of Toronto-based photographer Tommy Keith.
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Maynards Bassetts goes up a level with a dangerous lift takeover
VCCP puts Jelly Babies and Wine Gums in a seriously life-threatening situation in a new campaign that turns lifts into a satisfying game of sweet-based roulette...
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“Driven From the Garden” by Photographer David Slegers
A series of photographs by David Slegers, captured in and around Los Angeles and Pasadena. Slegers explains the images "magnify the fact that the city (and the infrastructure therein), while supposed to bring security and comfort, often brings the opposite." The work explores the inherent tension in seeking relief from a "harsh and inaccessible, and oftentimes resistant" environment that we've created for ourselves.
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Instagram reveals its first brand refresh in 10 years, with a new…
The script survives, but it's been straightened out. Instagram's design team admitted it tried hundreds of other directions before returning to the handwritten ...
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Inspired by man-made objects and nature, Naruhiko paints 'ordinary' neighbourhoods and parks across Japan
With works that are "slightly lonely and quietly optimistic", the artist turns the everyday into something familiar, nostalgic and utterly beautiful. A pigeon ...
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