The Unsigned Prize for Illustration was launched this year to support emerging illustrators, designers and typographers. As an extension of BBH's Unsigned initiative, which aims to present creative people without commercial representation, it offers five creative people the opportunity to present their work in an exhibition at the agency's London headquarters. A winner also receives […]

Gordon Parks was born in Fort Scott, Kansas, into poverty and segregation, and took photos that focused on racial relationships, poverty, civil rights, and urban life. He was the first African American employee photographer and author for the photo magazine. Parks' life and position documented American culture and early life from the 1940s to 2000s. […]

If you don't know what a beta reader is, go back to the previous post in this series to find out! The previous post also provided answers to burning questions about whether to pay beta readers, what type of beta readers you want to find, and more. Now we're going to look at how to […]

The Grossman Group recently conducted a survey of dozens of executives and communicators and asked an open question: "What is stopping you at night?" It turns out that the answer is essentially "a lot!" Was. Here is a sample of a respondent who summarized the far-reaching concerns in a hospital: While this respondent had more […]

We've seen a slew of imaginative and experimental projects that stem from the practical limitations of the blocking, from animated music videos to emoji designs with Covid motifs. As a brand that is no stranger to experimentation in its campaigns, Gucci is well positioned to accept the new normal. The latest creative experiment by the […]

It wasn't until Katy Daft was at the Kingston School of Art in her senior year that she started to engage in animation after the opportunity to work with a friend. "I just found that I loved drawing something over and over again. I think this is because if I keep going, the subject will […]

For many creative people, the national locks during the Covid 19 pandemic were a time of intense unrest, which urged visual artists to find their creative solution in a new and often challenging way. Among them is the artist and publisher Theo White, whose new limited art zine 6ft – a name that derives from […]

Please note: after installing the extension, all you have to do is go to Google and do a search. Here you see data. I promised to release a new version of the Ubersuggest Chrome extension today. You can go here to install it. If you're wondering what's new, let's just say the changes have made […]

At just 28 years old, Nicole Crentsil built an impressive career as a speaker, curator and festival director and used the safe event space to fight the injustices that she and her community experience every day. In 2016, she founded her first event, Unmasked Women, an art exhibition, and a series of lectures and workshops […]

The breathtakingly beautiful works of art by South Korean illustrator Henn Kim have made her an Instagram sensation and earned her orders from everyone from Unicef ​​to Sally Rooney. Here she discusses the value of using creativity as emotional liberation When she was 17, Henn Kim stopped talking. While she had always been a relatively […]