Creating artwork for Rumpus, London's most creative club night
We interview illustrator Alex Moore, whose work is featured all across a semi-regular all-night party that encourages all involved to express their creativity.
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Facebook to simplify advertising
Facebook is gearing up for a new project to simplify its advertising platform, making it easier for marketers to decide how to place ads across the site.
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Red Bull Collective Art exhibition shows 1.3km artwork by 2,000 artists from 85 countries
The free show opening Wednesday at Red Bull Studios in London is based around a worldwide version of the Exquisite Corpse concept.
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Paper engineering used to turn phrases into real artworks
Helen Friel's humorous take on vending machines literally turns a sow's ear into a silk purse – and take the biscuit.
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Watch Jon Burgerman doodle all over ustwo's new NY office
A time-lapse video of the artist putting pen to wall as the interactive agency open its first studio in the US.
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Beautiful illustration work by Ciara Phelan for Glamour
The illustrator discusses the project and gives us an exclusive peek at artworks that never made it into the magazine.
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See Lizzie Cullen's painted naked ladies (and gents)
One of Digital Arts' favourite contributors Lizzie Mary Cullen has chosen the naked body as her new medium. We caught up with her to talk paint and skin.
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Serial Cut updates portfolio with new work
Check out new work for Nike, Nespresso, the OFFF festival, Fast Company and more
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Check out My Poor Brain's isometric artworks and artful games
Tim Smith's portfolio combines colourful illustrations with interactive projects for the Science Museum and others.
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Vice illustration exhibition opens in London
The show brings together work visually representing Vice's mix of articles from the superficial to the groundbreaking (and sometimes both).
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Lord Puttnam, Neville Brody, Hyper Island founder & more debate the future of creative education
On May 21, the D&AD is holding a major debate on the future of creative education in the UK.
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Analysis: The real reason Adobe ditched Creative Suite for Creative Cloud
Why Adobe's move to a subscription service provoked such strong reactions, what the underlying reasons for the move are – and how to decide if you should move to Creative Cloud.
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Opinion: How Adobe Creative Cloud left me amused, perplexed and infuriated
James Nolan, founder of Stoke Ripley Creative, gives his experiences of moving to Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Interview: Queens of the Stone Age's Like Clockwork cover artist Boneface
The artist tells us about hanging out in Josh Homme's studio and creating art drawn from 80s horror, game and comic culture.
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Johanna Basford's sabbatical diary, weeks 17-18: The final furlong
As Johanna's four-month break from commissions comes to an end, she launches her Wonderbeasts show at DCA in Dundee.
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Download a free layered PSD artwork from illustrator Mike Harrison
We caught up with Mike to find out more about how he composited the piece – and about his overall approach to his artworks.
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Backlash begins against Adobe's subscription-only Creative Cloud plan
A petition on Change.org demanding that Adobe back away from its subscription-only model for its creativity software, including PhotoShop, has collected over 4,400 signatures by late Thursday.
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Interview: Jessica Walsh discusses play, her favourite designs, future plans & that photo
The designer and art director tells us about creative processes, being a player and what's in store for her this year
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Collective adds stencil art to unsightly telecoms boxes in north London
The Turnpike Art Group (TAG) has decorated the green streetside boxes with a variety of outsized floral designs that make a welcome change from tagging.
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Hands on: Adobe's Mighty and Napoleon drawing hardware for the iPad
Still in the experiment stage, there's no word yet about when we should expect to see Adobe's Mighty and Napoleon hit the shelves, but we got our hands on working prototypes of the devices to try them out and take some photos of them in action.