Zeitgeist: Eric Hart Jr
Enjoying a meteoric rise in the industry while still at college, Eric Hart Jr is discovering the power that photography has for self-discovery
How I Work: Gabriella Marcella, founder of Risotto Studio
The founder of Risotto Studio, the Glasgow print shop devoted to the glories of printing and paper, talks about the bustling art scene in the city, the beauty of keeping things small, and her house style
Doconomy’s creative approach to tackling climate change
The platform helps brands and consumers better understand the impact of the products they make and use. CR speaks to co-founder Johan Pihl about the ways in which fusing innovation and creativity has allowed it to flourish
Juliette Toma uses digital techniques to create her offbeat images
Toma creates vibrant illustrations mostly of people and food for an array of editorial and commercial clients
Photography project Eye Mama captures motherhood during the pandemic
The submissions-based project is curated by Karni Arieli. Here she talks about the inspiration for the series, the themes explored and how it helped her connect with her own practice
Illustrator Matteo Dang Minh on embracing the weird and the wonderful
Having honed his skills in both illustration and animation, Dang Minh talks to CR about his creative process and keeping his work spontaneous
Seven ages of a creative: Christoph Niemann
The celebrated illustrator reflects on changes in the industry over the past 30 years, in particular the impact of social media on artists’ work
Channel 4 creates a real-time reality show exclusively for Instagram
Working in partnership with Instagram, You Do You is the world’s first reality series told through social media and follows the lives of a group of creatives
Seven ages of a creative: Tami Aftab
Photographer Tami Aftab was a winner in the student category in the 2020 CR Photography Annual and has already worked with a range of clients. Here, she talks about how the photography industry is finally opening up to a more diverse set of voices
Olivia Harris’ photo book reflects on life during the first lockdown
The photographer has published a book of images she created during the UK’s first lockdown when people adjusted to new ways of living and connecting with each other
Illustrator Marietta Bernal on broadening her practice
Having started experimenting with 3D techniques last year, the illustrator talks about the high and lows of learning a new skill
How cultural institutions can tackle sustainability
Is there a responsibility for cultural institutions to not just reflect the past, but contemplate the future as well? National Gallery Victoria curator Ewan McEoin talks to CR about the museum’s latest show on sustainability and why they want to invest in designers