Influential print-maker Anthony Burrill gives us a sneak peek of his print screen vinyl sleeve for The Future is Now, an acid house collaboration and the graphic designer's first ever music release.
Get excited for poolside cocktails with the French illustrator's vibrant, bold work.
Coexist sees director and animator Michael Marczewski working with the likes of Jach Sachs and Peter Tarka, bringing a warped Wonderland feel to your feed.
Get ready for this weekend's Pride in London festivities with the best LBGTQ+-led projects from the UK capital (and worldwide projects too).
Super-useful advice and techniques from 10 illustrators for creating black-and-white artworks – using pens, paints or digital tools.
With consumers looking further and further away from the shelf, designers need to consider the small-screen appeal of their work and basic functionality.
A hefty tribute to Katsushika Hokusai shows shows there was more to him than The Great Wave.
Hazel Mead talks about representing the fight against period poverty with both bite and a smile on her face.
These brands and companies are attempting to get creatives to work for free. Here we name and shame – plus give you advice on what you can learn from them to avoid being exploited.
How South Korean design studio Superfiction is putting the character back into branding.
Our pick of the best iPhone apps (some are avaialable for iPad too) for artists, including Procreate Pocket, Adobe's Photoshop Sketch, Illustrator Draw, Autodesk's SketchBook and more.
The rising Korean star lets us into his alien world like no other.
Leading illustrators who specialise in producing art for packaging tell us their favourite approaches and techniques.
From viral to viable property, this cute spider is the success story of one artist's brainchild becoming a success in its own right.
The French creative tells us about her evocative, nostalgic style and the path that led her to head one of London's best and brightest studios.
Create beautiful, precise artwork on your iPad using these 6 styluses designed for sketching, drawing and painting.
Art that shows how we have the increasingly negative attitude toward social media, but yet, how we can’t bear to be free of it.
It's a good time to be an illustrator who loves creating film-related art.
This nifty new bike campaign takes tips from the Netflix playbook.
Seattle-based GIF artist Kelton Sears talks about the future of narrative, recycling web garbage and taking on the system with a trashy new animated comic.
