Andrew Archer on his drug-enthralled illustrations for sci-fi novel A Scanner Darkly
Andrew’s vision for The Folio Society’s illustrated edition of Philip K. Dick’s novel landed him in the World Illustration Awards shortlist.
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Lenovo's Mirage Solo is a brilliant wireless VR headset you can move around wearing
The Mirage Solo now stands as the standalone VR headset to beat.
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Swim alongside Californian sealife in BBC Studios' VR game for a unique new headset you can move around in
A mother sea otter responds to players in real-time as they explore kelp forests and plunge into an oceanic trench, using Lenovo's innovative wireless Mirage Solo headset.
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Fresh, immersive illustrations from 'doodlebomber' Hattie Stewart are coming to London
Recline, look up and crossover to Hattie’s fictional universe, in the first exhibition of NOW Gallery’s Young Artist programme.
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Adobe shows new creative tools its working on at its Summit conference in London
Though mainly aimed at marketers, Adobe’s latest Sneaks session includes AI-driven tech that may transfer to Creative Cloud.
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Explore Timo Kuilder's clean, geometric illustrations for this new mobile puzzle game
Interact with Timo's black-and-white illustrations in his game, Kontrast – available now for iOS and Android.
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Come work for Digital Arts!
We're after a talented writer to join the Digital Arts team. Could that be you?
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Visual artist Matt Huynh's harrowing animation on Vietnam War refugees showcased by the Smithsonian
In time for Asian Pacific American History month, Matt’s interpretation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s latest novel will be showcased at the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center.
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Anish Kapoor, Paul Smith, the Chapman Brothers and Morag Myerscough are creating 7-inch Vinyl Single Covers for Secret 7"
Secret 7" has returned for 2018 – and the first set of artists taking part has been announced, including some household names. Their 7-inch single sleeves will be among 700 created by artists, illustrators and designers to raise money for the MIND charity.
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Full version of Autodesk SketchBook now free for desktop, mobile and tablet
You no longer need to pay for the digital drawing software and apps – all its features are now available free across all devices.
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"Artistically challenged" duo to hand-draw every player in Panini's 2018 World Cup sticker album
Self-described "Panini cheapskates" Alex and Sian Pratchett will be re-drawing 680 football stickers throughout the World Cup to raise money for charity.
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Isle of Dogs lead designer Erica Dorn on crafting Wes Anderson's precise world
Erica explains what was involved as a designer on the stop motion – and what it's like to work with the meticulous Wes Anderson.
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D&AD Awards 2018: See the best design, advertising, illustration and branding of the past year
Black Pencil and Yellow Pencil winners from illustrations for Stella McCartney, an LGBT typeface and KFC's FCK moment.
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Dell's new Precision range for pro designers and artists includes laptops and its first 2-in-1
There are new 15- and 17-inch laptops including a MacBook Pro rival and a '2-in-1' laptop that flips over to become a tablet you can draw on.
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See posters from the 'May 68' French protests – 50 years on
More than 50 screen prints from the string of revolutionary French protests will be showcased at London art gallery Lazinc Sackville.
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This mini keyboard is designed to sit easily next to your Wacom tablet
Ditch your awkwardly positioned keyboard next to your graphics tablet for this 27-key-plus-dial accessory with all the shortcut keys you need.
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Netflix VFX Breakdowns: Inside Lost in Space, The Ritual, 1922, A Series of Unfortunate Events and more
We take a look at the visual effects work behind Netflix’s recent horrors, thrillers and odd series.
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Why there's an absence of working class people in UK's creative and cultural sectors
Britain's creative and cultural sectors are rife with inequality, underrepresentation of the working class, pay gaps and 'inescapable' unpaid work, a new report reveals.
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Artists reimagine Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang for giant billboards in New York, Berlin & more
Seven artists were chosen to illustrate the iconic Peanuts characters as part of a multi year long international arts initiative.
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Mind-reading tech is here (and more useful than you think)
Reading brain waves was useless until AI got involved. Now mind reading has real-world, practical applications.
