Katy Cowan

Katy launched Creative Boom in 2009 to support the creative community. Today, her platform reaches a million people worldwide every month. She especially loves to champion emerging talent and give a voice to the underrepresented.

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Lena (on the photo) lives with her husband Lyonya, their four-year-old daughter Christina and their three dogs – Khutyu, Khadak and Tewa. All photography: Alegra Ally/Schilt Publishing
Inspiration Photography

Moving photographs that tell the story of Lena, a nomadic Nenets as she prepares to give birth

All photography courtesy and copyright of Tom Hegen. © Tom Hegen
Inspiration Photography

Tom Hegen is back with mesmerising aerial shots of Western Australia's sea salt production

Walkie Talkie, 2019. All images courtesy of the artist. © Scott Listfield
Inspiration Art & Culture

Scott Listfield's tongue-in-cheek paintings of a lone astronaut wandering around a London 'divided' by Brexit

All images courtesy of the Royal Drawing School
News Art & Culture

Learn to draw, print, paint or sculpt with the Royal Drawing School this summer

Inspiration Advertising

Laurence Green of MullenLowe on building an agency, invaluable lessons in advertising and the future of privacy

Ai-Da with her paintings. Photography by Victor Frankowski
News Art & Culture

Meet Ai-Da – the world's first robot artist, capable of drawing people from life

News Illustration

Artist Quentin Jones launches her first interiors collection for Habitat

Inspiration Graphic Design

London studio Rose help Bletchley Park remember D Day with a moving identity for its exhibition

Image licensed via Adobe Stock
Tips Wellness

How to get your confidence back when you've been through a rough patch

Photography by Joanne Crawford. All other images courtesy of Lawrence King and the artist
Resources Books

Read All About It: Mini magazines to make and share, courtesy of Kristyna Baczynski

Inspiration Graphic Design

Sydney studio Landor helps Coca Cola to cool down Australia's summer with a frozen rebrand

Claudette Johnson. Photo by Ingrid Pollard
Inspiration Art & Culture

Claudette Johnson on three decades of her black feminist art and what has changed since the early 1980s

Image credit: Felicity Crawshaw / Scottish Sculpture Workshop
News Art & Culture

Into The Mountains: A unique live artwork brings song and dance to the Cairngorms

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