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Hofmeister’s Cool Bear Is Back—And It’s Straigh...

Hofmeister Lager was once a staple of British TV screens and pub culture in the 1980s. Its advertising campaigns, centered around a charismatic bear mascot and the slogan “Follow the...

TikTok and the Art Market: Disruption or Hype?

For centuries, access to the art world was controlled by established institutions. Galleries, museums, curators, critics, and auction houses functioned as gatekeepers, deciding which artists deserved recognition and which artworks...

JustGiving Taps GOOD for Vibrant Rebrand Target...

JustGiving has been a central player in online fundraising for over two decades. Known for its ease of use and wide reach, the platform has facilitated millions of individual fundraising...

Norman Cornish: Artist of the North East's Soul

Norman Cornish was not merely a painter but a chronicler of a world rarely captured on canvas. Born and raised in Spennymoor, a small town in County Durham in North...

50 Fresh Reads to Spark Your Creative Soul: Art...

Artists, designers, and photographers often find themselves in cycles of creative drought. During these periods, one of the most powerful tools to revive artistic energy is the written word. Books...

Nam Huynh and Mark Bohle Introduce Vibrant Bag ...

Studio N&MS is a collaborative design studio formed by Nam Huynh and Mark Bohle, two designers whose creative partnership is grounded in a shared love of visual experimentation, wit, and...

Caroline Walker Captures the Quiet Power of Dom...

Caroline Walker’s paintings offer a tender yet unflinching look at everyday domestic life, capturing her mother engaged in cooking, cleaning, and tidying around the home. These works are not simply...

Ben Eine Paints Massive 'Love' Artwork in East ...

Shoreditch, located in the heart of East London, has long been a hotspot for street art, creativity, and urban culture. Once an industrial area filled with warehouses and factories, it...

Balance and Harmony: Hanna Barczyk’s Vision for...

When Frank And Oak envisioned a mural for its flagship location, it wasn’t looking for mere ornamentation. The goal was to create something meaningful—an artwork that reflected the company’s values...

Diana Beltran Herrera’s Paper Sculptures Celebr...

Diana Beltran Herrera was born in Colombia, a country celebrated for its rich biodiversity and vivid landscapes. Surrounded by a tapestry of tropical birds, dense forests, and colorful flora, her...

Shadow Spaces: Hyper-Realistic Paper Models of ...

In a digital age where special effects, CGI, and immersive 3D renderings dominate visual culture, there is a quiet and compelling charm in something entirely analog. Hyper-realistic paper architecture belongs...

Tina Yu’s Figurines Blend Cute, Creepy, and Dee...

Tina Yu’s rise as a sculptural artist has captivated collectors, fans, and fellow creatives across the globe. Her figurines, often described as a fusion of the cute and creepy, reflect...

Exploring Identity: Jen Mann Asks, Who Are We?

In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art, few artists have captured the quiet yet persistent question of selfhood quite like Canadian painter Jen Mann. Her work is instantly recognizable—ethereal portraits...

Clean and Simple: Yuta Takahashi’s Minimalist E...

Minimalist editorial design is an approach that strips away unnecessary elements to focus on clarity and essential content. It favors clean lines, open spaces, and simple typography to create compositions...

Marking 15 Years: Fiasco Unveils a Feelings-Cen...

Reaching fifteen years in the design industry is a significant achievement. It represents a long journey of creativity, adaptation, and growth. Fiasco, a design studio known for its innovative approach...