Dom Carter

Dom Carter is a freelance writer and hobbyist artist based in Bath. His words on art and design have appeared in Computer Arts, net, 3D World and ImagineFX. He has a particular interest in picture books.

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Inspiration Illustration

Philip Lindeman's playful illustrations find the funny side of modern life

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Illustrator Chenyue Yuan tells the story of Chinese factory workers in Pearl's Daughters

Inspiration Graphic Design

Hey Studio turns the simple circle into an international design language

Inspiration Art & Culture

'I want viewers to reconnect with the meaning in life': The economically wild paintings of Emily Pettigrew

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Drawing dogs helped to dig illustrator Tom Bingham out of a creative rut

Interviews Illustration

Katty Huertas on her maximalist style, why she likes to explore double standards, and how freelance careers evolve

Inspiration Graphic Design

Branding one of the biggest creative success stories of the entire lockdown

Book Club Photography

London's eccentric 'never explain' attitude explored via photos of its shopfronts

Hervé Télémaque, Convergence, 1966, Vinyl and acrylic painting on canvas, assemblage (feather duster, book, paper, ribbon, newspaper) 130 x 195 cm. Photograph: Musée d'art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Etienne Métropole / Cyrille Cauvet © Hervé Télémaque, ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2021.
News Art & Culture

Six decades of Hervé Télémaque masterpieces celebrated in first major UK exhibition

Inspiration Animation

Molly Fairhurst's animated Deerhoof video is a playful descent into fury and chaos

Nathan Budoff (American, b. 1962) Even the Smallest Among Us , 2021 Charcoal, shellac-based ink, acrylic and oil on canvas Lent by artist © Nathan Budof
Inspiration Art & Culture

Growth, Breadth, and Terrain: collaborative show explores the nature and society of Puerto Rico

Book Club Illustration

Tad Carpenter's Sunday Suns is here to fill your world with positivity and light

Inspiration Art & Culture

Francisco Rodriguez's paintings turn empty rooms into meaningful safe spaces

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