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Ayla Angelos

Ayla is a freelance writer and editor based in London who specialises in art, photography and design. She writes across print and online for titles such as Port, It's Nice That, Sixteen Journal, Elephant, AnOther among others.

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The Wild World of Barney Bubbles: a closer look at the enduring influence of the iconic graphic designer

ONNO COllective Litho Flyer © Revant Dasgupta
Inspiration Illustration

Revant Dasgupta's sketchy illustrations are reflective and commemorative of his hometown, Kolkata

Carly Owens in her studio
Inspiration Art & Culture

'I like to make pieces that make you look twice': Carly Owens on her symbolic embroidery artworks and paintings

Inspiration Graphic Design

Gonzalo Rodríquez combines music with graphics in his dynamic, bouncy design work

© Ninki
Inspiration Illustration

'Less is more': Ninki on Riso-inspired colours and illustrating with a simplistic and positive outlook

Reflex, 2022 © Weishan Yang
Inspiration Art & Culture

Weishan Yang is a multimedia artist with a love of horror fiction, ghosts and spontaneity

Encounter © Jack Ceal
Inspiration Art & Culture

Step into the dreamy airbrush world of Jack Ceal

Young trainspotter proudly wears a National Rail facemask, London Victoria © Freddie Miller
Inspiration Photography

Trainspotting: Why do people do it? Freddie Miller's new photo project investigates

All images courtesy of the artist
Inspiration Art & Culture

'I see a mural as an architectural project to be solved': Elvira Solana on her clever and formulaic mural designs

Blod © Anya Paintsil
Inspiration Art & Culture

Textile artist Anya Paintsil incorporates humour, hair and folklore to tell stories of her dual heritage

Inspiration Graphic Design

Hesign creates a unique, fiery and vibrant package design for Zeitgeist Coffee Factory Museum

Yalla Let's Go #169 © Mohammad Alhaj
Inspiration Art & Culture

Mohammad Alhaj of Mo Studio talks us through his dreamy artworks drawn from his imagination

Chloe Chiasson, Sunday Confessions, 2022. Acrylic, oil, metal, wood, fiberglass, resin, paper, LEDS, Plexiglas, Velcro, canvas on shaped panel with video installation. 126 1/2 x 120 x 7 1/4 inches, 321.5 x 305 x 18.5 cm. Photo: Thomas Mueller
Inspiration Art & Culture

Chloe Chiasson uses her art to tell evocative stories to highlight queer life and visibility

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