From assault rifles and glittering rain to dog jaws and sparkling crystals, Uncertainties is a cross-continental conversation ...

Our advice column will resume next week, but first we have to get one last reflection on 2025. Shanice Mears kick starts the ...

Excited by comics as a storytelling device, this illustrator and cartoonist renders the serene and gory through limited ...

Tackling a topic on the tip of everyone’s tongue, this hyper detailed Adult Swim short film tackles hair loss and turns it into a story of growth and the struggle of quitting your dead end job.

Cut from the fabric of the natural world, the designer’s kinetic digital compositions unfold in natural, evolving and familiar patterns. In this algorithmic approach to motion, Rob’s generative design ...

The production studio has embroidered 120 stitched frames to bring Burberry’s iconic knight logo to life for a journey across London to kick start the fashion house’s Winter 2025 show. Burberry have ...

Little Troop – the married design-duo Noemie Le Coz and Jeremy Elliot – delivered a talk bursting with humour and charm at June’s Nicer Tuesdays in New York, walking us through their designs for ...

Inspired by a meme and print colour schemes, these audio-visual works dance, deconstruct, fall apart and put themselves back together again. “Simplicity can be serious and occasionally seriously silly ...

An experiment in impulsivity, OK Go teams up with animators Will Anderson, Lucas Zanotto, and Blender Studio to create a chaotic, digital adventure through algorithms and motion capture. “With Impulse ...

The artist and animator once dated a chess master. That man then inspired Crab Man, a character in her short film Hotel Kalura. Any further questions? “The theme is longing and desire through the lens ...

Following her more recent exploration of materiality and tactility, the Ukrainian animator and artist reconsiders her practice as one of transition. We spoke to Nata Metlukh in 2020 following the ...

Sam is an avid collector who’s all about finding ‘things’ and turning them into something significant. If you’ve recently encountered the work of Sam Nicklin, there’s a good chance it’s been his ...