Gem Fletcher profiles the work of set designer Penny Mills, who brings fantasies to life in her work for photographers and brands Space lies at the core of design, but we rarely reflect on its role in photography. The dimensions, proportions, materials, colour and texture employed in a space can shift our mood, trigger memories […]

Readers love the ending of stories, but do you feel like you don’t know how to write a really good ending? It may seem a little odd to talk about story endings when you haven’t even started writing. Deciding on the type of ending you want, however, is an important part of planning a book. […]

Tabit Rida’s introduction to photography came in 2017, when by chance he was given the opportunity to assist a number of established photographers. His eyes were quickly opened to the art form’s ability to tell stories and convey emotions without using words, and he began documenting anything and everything on the streets of Marrakech. It […]

Sitting just the right side of twee, US artist Charley Harper’s images of flora, fauna and wildlife scenes straddle the tricky line between whimsical and the rigid geometries of mid-century modernism. While ‘vintage’ illustrations of ladybirds, owls, otters, underwater scenes, flowers and the like often take on more traditional approaches, including watercolour, Harper’s work across […]

In a ­­­2018 episode of the TV show Ugly Delicious, chef and restaurateur Dave Chang bemoaned the state of food broadcasting at the time. “When I started cooking, I thought the only food that was worth exploring and learning and working hard to be proficient at was high end French dining. And now that’s sort […]

The Portuguese brand has launched a campaign putting its new workwear collection to the test in a range of risky scenarios inspired by well-known stars ToWorkFor has launched a new campaign by Lisbon-based agency Stream and Tough Guy called Risky Advertising for Safety Workwear, which involves a neat workaround to bringing in celebrity talent without […]

For thousands of years, humans have been constructing and storing records. Creating, categorising, maintaining and revisiting documents and materials has become a part of human nature, and this intuition is a gift that keeps on giving as far as museums, libraries and other collections go. But what can the individual creator glean from their own […]

Today’s article is written by Denise Regga. Denise has a PhD in biochemistry and has published works in journals such as Nature Communications, Frontiers in Endocrinology, and The Journal of Molecular Biology. She has also done extensive editing and proofreading of scientific papers and online newsletters. She is currently querying her debut novel, a roman a clef story set in Paris. […]

We’ve all heard of the 5 Love Languages… right? But how many career development languages do you know? If you’re like many, the answer is just one: Promotions! But in most organizations, the time-honored tradition of defining career development in terms of promotions, moves, and/or title changes is dying or altogether dead. Hierarchies are flattening. […]

Burger King is no stranger to posters that make you look twice. Two years ago it famously debuted the Mouldy Whopper campaign, which intended to highlight that its product was so fresh that it would rot (unlike burgers that feature preservatives). The disgusting looking imagery caused wide debate, but was ultimately lauded across the ad […]