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The Turin-based artist fell in love with illustration one afternoon, thanks to an Andy Warhol ink drawing. Now she works for The New York Times and the Financial Times, inspired by "ordinary"...
The artist behind the Substack In The Filing Cabinet is on a mission to preserve her family's table. From her mother's homemade chutney to her late father's lentil daar – one appetising artwork at a t...
From a chance ink sketch to a full series of paintings and wooden sculptures, the illustrator and animator explains how Les Femmes sauvages came together. "I was playing with ink, and I linked a...
It started as a parody of Christopher Nolan's IMAX obsession and racked up 14 million views. Then, over the summer, as everyone watched AI disrupt Hollywood, a crew of 30 decided to see what a 17-year...
The Working Assembly used AI in its branding for Untold, but not in the way you might think. Last week, I wrote a critique of The Working Assembly's new identity for voice-journalling app Untold. The...
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 Vicky Ghose, Mike Moloney and Stephen Midd...
The artist on quitting the client-pleasing grind, sticking to a regular drawing habit, finding vitality in art-making, and building enormous, hand-cut paper flowers on the floor. "In an age when...
From a custom typeface for a fictional field of "therolinguistics" to a book that 3D prints its own instructions, the Singapore-based designer explains how research and language shape his wo...
Autumn is a good time for career invention. But that doesn't mean you should. After the searing heat of summer, autumn has finally arrived: hooray! But while the weather might be more relaxed, a lot o...
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 sat in their little silos, and never th...
The Bangkok-based illustrator makes what she calls "visual diaries", recording her thoughts and feelings on paper and screen to try to make sense of them. Her latest work is about letting go...
The self-taught Johannesburg painter borrows the language of 17th-century still life and fills it with Rubik's cubes, Coke bottles, and PlayStation controllers, plucked from your childhood bedroom in...
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