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Get To The Chopper Raleigh Chopper returns! The legendary 1970s bicycle rides again

Raleigh, the famous British brand, brings back its legendary 1970s bicycle.

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Dror Cohen's paintings use simple forms and bold colours to create a poetic sense of space

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© Nico Froehlich

Nico Froehlich's photographs are a reminder of London's overlooked, authentic elements

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OMSE creates a home for everyone with its inviting identity for Ark co-living space

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Tina Touli

Tina Touli on designing for designers and the double-edged sword of creative freedom

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Rosie Greener, Good Daze

10 recommended independent jewellery designers to follow and support in 2023

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Universal Favourite celebrates the joyful mess of baking in a new identity for Colour Mill

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Wildish & Co's hip branding reinvents the private members club for the modern era

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How to Design Fonts: Has Blaze Type created the most accessible typography guide?

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Jingxin Fang defies imitation with her one-of-a-kind illustrations

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How creatives can unlock the power of generative AI

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Rebellious, progressive and playful: Pentagram crafts a brand new look for Channel 4

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Porteños (“people of the port”) captured going about their day in Buenos Aires. All illustrations by Rebecca Sutherland.

DutchScot's identity for Sucre tells a sweet story of immigration

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© Will Cordell

Will Cordell's intricate artwork is like a grown-up Where's Wally packed with little details

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Artist Sarah Peters pushes the boundaries of her style with her 50 Faces Challenge

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How to Design Fonts: Has Blaze Type created the most accessible typography guide?

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How creatives can unlock the power of generative AI

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Porteños (“people of the port”) captured going about their day in Buenos Aires. All illustrations by Rebecca Sutherland.

DutchScot's identity for Sucre tells a sweet story of immigration

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Rebellious, progressive and playful: Pentagram crafts a brand new look for Channel 4

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Don't let work overwhelm you: top tips from creatives for protecting your mental health

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'It's bad, it's gone quiet': how to rescue your freelancing if this is happening to you

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Latest Interviews

Tina Touli

Tina Touli on designing for designers and the double-edged sword of creative freedom

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Neville Brody on authenticity, outrage, and his thoughts on AI

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Daniel Sulzberg

Daniel Sulzberg on how illustration has changed and what value artists can bring that AI can't replace

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Credit: Margaret Nolan

'It's out there: just go and look for it': Denomination's Margaret Nolan on finding analogue inspiration in a digital world

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Hatiye (she/her/disabled), a medium light-skinned person with dark and short bob haircut, is in front of a red and gray background with geometric shapes reminiscent of op art. She wears a navy blue polka dot rain hat, looks to the left and smiles. She also wears a black poncho and hand-knit Icelandic collar.

Hatiye Garip on accessible illustration and how the creative industry can take action

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Designer Suvani Dave on the joy of storytelling and how to navigate the creative jobs market

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New interviews are published every week, each one offering advice and insight into the creative industries

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Without's rebrand ditches the marketing BS and finds the soul in luxury villas

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From the series and book, Father © Eoin Carey

Photographs of new fathers share the often ordinary yet special moments of parenthood

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Immersive director André Elijah on staying ahead of the curve with VR and AR

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© Fangyu Ma

Fangyu Ma encourages a new way of seeing in her eye-catching still life illustrations

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From the series, A Country Kind of Silence © Ian Howarth

Photographer Ian Howorth captures the eternal disconnect of living in England as a foreigner

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Jose Manuel Vega goes off script with his identity for film production company Pérgamo

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Adrian Cox's visionary art explores mythic narratives and spiritual meaning

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Hingston Studio creates a tailor-made identity for the UK's largest sari exhibition

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Base Design's identity for New York weed museum aims to break the stigma of cannabis use

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Clever billboard design by Lucky Generals is impossible to ignore

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NB Studio crafts a fresh, rhythmic identity for the Philharmonie Luxembourg

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© Weston Wei

Weston Wei's imaginative illustrations explore the relationships between bodies and diseases

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Studio Xuxa draws attention to Spain's heatwave crisis with retro travel posters

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Neptunes, 2023 (Detail) © Andrew McIntosh

Andrew McIntosh subverts Romanticism in his new paintings of dilapidated shops

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Neville Brody on authenticity, outrage, and his thoughts on AI

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© Lisa Ha

Lisa Ha spreads joy with her delightfully colourful and whimsical illustrations

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