We speak to Simz’s long-time collaborator Jeremy Ngatho Cole at creative studio Yout about making the visuals for her new record, and his experiences of working with such an ambitious artist who sits outside the major label system
Sign painting may no longer be a recognised profession in France, but designers such as Lucas Teyssier are championing its return, one storefront at a time
Working across photography and film, Perryman explores the complexity of identity and the Trans experience, making work that is “a gesture of love and care for their community”
Gem Fletcher profiles the photography of Dani Leal, whose work explores the changing politics of the USA via personal, thought-provoking projects that contain a nostalgic edge
Peperami’s much-loved Animal mascot has been given a makeover for the contemporary age, keeping his swagger while losing the laddy 90s elements of his character. David Craft of Fearless Union explains how it was done
Gem Fletcher talks to the identical twins and photographic partners, who have carved a successful path through both commercial photography and the art world with their distinctive works
As Radiohead’s sophomore album turns 30, artist Stanley Donwood reflects on the artwork that paved the way for an enduring creative design partnership
The Barcelona-born illustrator shares his love of the underground comic genre, which oozes into his risograph prints and publications
The Berlin-based artist behind Severance’s award-winning title sequences reveals the unique blend of physiotherapy, Bauhaus philosophies and storytelling that informs his 3D visuals
For the latest in our new talent in photography series, Gem Fletcher talks to fashion and documentary photographer Camila Gattamelati about the ideas behind her work
The New Yorker’s longtime art editor Françoise Mouly discusses the unique challenge of summing up a century of the iconic magazine in one issue and the year-long creative process behind its “cover extravaganza”
Shot mostly in black and white, and containing a quiet and thoughtful intensity, the work of Hero Bean Stevenson offers up soulful portraits and a new style of fashion photography
Gem Fletcher talks to the photographer about her work, which challenges perceptions of women in sport, and the social stigma around women’s bodies
As Luis Cross builds up a portfolio of character-driven projects, he is also establishing his own character as a director. He reflects on his career so far as part of our New Talent showcase for 2024
We speak to lighting and production designer Jonny Kingsbury about the collaborative creative team behind Charli XCX’s hotly anticipated Brat tour, plus why more live shows need to go beyond spectacle for spectacle’s sake
A recent graduate from the University of West England, Kiowa Casey’s poetic, otherworldly images explore ideas of family, addiction and home
The Design Museum’s latest exhibition delves into Tim Burton’s creative process over the course of his expansive career. We hear from the director himself and curator Maria McLintock about how it was brought to life
The Argentinian-born photographer has honed his craft over ten years in Shanghai, where he focused his lens on the worlds of fashion and subcultures
The 3D illustrator talks to CR about her inspirations and how AI allows her to explore complex techniques while maintaining her artistic fingerprint
Portuguese illustrator and designer Bráulio Amado has amassed a loyal following, thanks to his vibrant, eclectic visual language. But if you think that means he wants to tread a conventional path through the industry, think again
The Canadian photographer’s work is rooted in the queer nightlife scene in Toronto, from club nights to its ballroom culture, but he is now branching out into other arenas
Set, costume and production designer Shona Heath’s enchanting, versatile vision stretches across many forms. Here, she shares the surprises and sacrifices of this line of work
The skincare brand’s first ever Super Bowl campaign signalled a new way to approach social-first campaigns. Here’s the story of its evolution
The band’s surreal new album visuals explore a darker, more grotesque side of romance. We speak to the creative team behind the campaign about challenging the visual tropes of rock music