Owi Liunic’s illustrations comes to life through distorted shapes and jittery strokes

The Jakarta-based creative speaks on why she always takes on projects that are just outside of her comfort zone.

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Geray Mena imbues intention into his photography to stand out in a saturated field

The photographer talks to us about being more specific with the assignments he accepts as well as finding ways to give back to the creative community.

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Set off rainbow-coloured smoke bombs in your house, courtesy of Judy Chicago

The AR piece virtually recreates the effects of her Atmospheres series from the late 1960s, which saw her adorn the Californian landscape with multi-coloured clouds of smoke and fireworks.

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Hussain Almsosawi’s prolific and pleasing motion practice

Setting himself task after task, Hussain discusses his satisfying and striking daily work.

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What makes a successful editorial package? The New York Times’ visual editor Tracy Ma discusses

First up to the digital stage at October’s Nicer Tuesdays, the New York-based designer and visual editor chewed over her many-sided role and all it entails.

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From nipple tassel twirling to mammograms, Anna Ginsburg depicts women’s journeys with their breasts

In a relatable and important animation for Breast Cancer Now, the filmmaker depicts boobs of all shapes, sizes, and appearances, and the spectrum of emotions and experiences they invoke.

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From Harlow with love: Snootie Studios on their community-focused practice

Abbie Freeman and Harold Watson were both born and raised in the Essex town, where Abbie says “we met and started working together (and fell in love)”.

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Helmut Smits creates pinhole cameras that take playful selfies of your favourite objects

The Dutch visual artist crafted 27 pinhole cameras to show how a product’s packaging changes our experience with it.

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How Catherine Prowse’s beautiful, home-made stop motion ad for Childline shows nobody is normal

Working with The Gate and Blink, the director uses her signature puppetry work to lend a soft aesthetic to the campaign, juxtaposed by Radiohead’s Creep as its soundtrack.

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A repetition of marks mixed with a sense of uncertainty, dive into the experimental works of Hyunjung Huh

Immerse yourself in the mesmerising work of Korean illustrator Hyunjung Huh where broken memories meet digital glitches.

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“To Leeds people – and far beyond – this is home”: Revisiting Peter Mitchell’s Early Sunday Morning

While he is highly regarded by the likes of Martin Parr, Peter’s very first photographic works are being published now, almost 40 years later.

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Sign up for one-on-one mentoring sessions with five boundary-pushing web designers

Following on from Web Design in Focus, our event hosted by Wix Playground last week, we’re offering 16 lucky creatives the chance to meet the speakers on a video call.

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Templo’s branding for the UK Anti-Corruption Coalition plays on cryptic typography and distortion

The identity features a bold symbol creating a pointed finger from the negative space in a city skyline, representing the group’s action in holding the powerful to account.

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Mike Pelletier’s work pushes the boundaries on how new media represents the human body

By combining ragdoll simulations with motion capture data, the Canadian digital artist tries to defy recognisable movements.

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Somnath Bhatt on why design institutions need to let go of individuality and embrace collaboration

The multidisciplinary designer and artist advocates for the peer-to-peer model of designing and explains how decolonisation of the field cannot be taken lightly.

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Olivia Sterling paints nostalgia-filled pieces to deconstruct complex issues of othering

Utilising painting as a way to process her own emotions, the recent RCA graduate’s practice is multifaceted in its uses of references.

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Sam Pilling and Anton Tammi win big at last night’s UK Music Video Awards 2020

In a whopping virtual live ceremony, the UK’s most prestigious music video awards added celebratory relief to the second night of another lockdown.

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Wieden+Kennedy London and Intuit Quickbooks partner to support small Scottish businesses through five animated spots

Five Blink animators highlight five stories through animation in a bid to support small Scottish businesses.

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Illustrator Jhon Boy conveys the oddities of everyday life through “clean lines and sober environments”

Based in Tenerife, the illustrator tries to understand reality through his work, while creating a dialogue between image and viewer.

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Agnieszka Sejud reflects on fake news in Poland in her frenzied collages

The Wrocław-based artist puts a mirror on Polish society by repeating the visual gestures of mystification created by the media industry.

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