The world’s kitsch-est pop-up book is here!
Some of the spreads in the new Willis Wonderland pop-up book took two months to perfect, and for illustrator and
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Meet the Mancunian maximalist pattern maker, Patricia Shea
The way Patricia Shea has combined her textile design skills with print-on-demand services is simply mesmerising, offering plenty of inspiration
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The Lidl Foodies campaign is big on character thanks to animation by Emily Redfearn
Lidl GB has launched a colourful new initiative to promote healthy eating and encourage children to embrace fruit and veg
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Rainbow Robot Space Ice captured through the lens of Jan von Holleben
The German photographer worked with hundreds of children to create an amazing community art project focusing on the Earth's resources,
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Private commissions: Another string for your creative bow?
They're a good earner and can enhance your creativity. We talked to five illustrators and designers who take on private
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Honest, raw, dark as you like – meet new UK illustrator Ben Duchesne
Inspired by comic books, horror and Victorian etching, Ben Duchene's intensively hand-rendered imagery reveals his passion for myth, magic and
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09:26
The Royal Mail’s magical new Myths and Legends stamps – created by illustrator Adam Simpson
All the drama, ferocity, beauty, and nuance of UK folklore come to life in Myths and Legends, a new set
Garrick Webster
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Famous For My Dinner Parties: a food mag to savour
Like vinyl album covers, perhaps magazine design is making a comeback via eye-catching publications like Famous For My Dinner Parties.
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Jason Lyon sees in the Lunar New Year with magnificent whisky packaging
Let's raise a glass of scotch and light the fireworks for the illustrator behind Royal Salute's Lunar New Year Special
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Big worries for creatives in the UK government’s AI plan
Keir Starmer says the UK can become a leader in AI – but at what price to the artists, illustrators,
