Serena Brown’s images celebrate overlooked stories and everyday beauty
The photographer’s subjects are at the heart of each of her images, and she puts an emphasis on the natural, the everyday and people with stories to tell
What Would I Change: Rebecca Swift, Getty Images
Dr Rebecca Swift, global head of Creative Insights at Getty Images, reflects on what changes need to be made in the photography industry and the role she can play in making them happen
What Would I Change: photographer Emily Stein
In another installment of our series of articles that asks creatives what needs to change about their industry, Emily Stein considers the importance of human connection in her work
Discover Vincent Bilodeau’s bonkers but brilliant animations
The Canada-based animator creates a world where anything is possible and believes the more confused a viewer is left, the better
Uncommon creates identity for Coventry’s 2021 City of Culture
The brand identity for Coventry Moves embraces the city’s past, present, and future, and contains icons and shapes inspired by brutalism and modernist architecture
Why the photography of Gordon Parks still resonates today
The exhibition of Gordon Parks’ work in London aims to reposition him as more than a photojournalist, and instead as an artist against social injustice
Katy Daft’s animations mix the everyday with the absurd
The UK-based animator’s style sees her combine simple shapes with fluid movements to create a surreal world laced with humour
What Would I Change: photographer Jeremy Liebman
In the latest of our series of articles that asks creatives what they would like to change about their industry, editorial and commercial photographer Jeremy Liebman looks to what he can do as an individual
Lauren Martin’s groovy illustrations add lightness to the world
From food-filled spreads to more politically charged pieces, Martin’s digitally-created illustrations pack a characterful punch
Vasava uses hand-drawn type to reimagine children’s classics
Barcelona-based agency Vasava takes a trip down memory lane by reimagining classic children’s book covers in a bid to encourage a new generation of readers
Justine Kurland reflects on Girl Pictures
Between 1997 and 2002, Justine Kurland travelled across the North American wilderness, capturing teenage girls in a series of staged images that express freedom and a new kind of utopia. She looks back on the project’s significance here
Rachel Hess adopts an experimental approach for her designs
The creative enjoys playing with form, colour, space and typography in her illustrations and designs, and applies this approach to client and personal work