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Tom May

Tom May is a freelance writer and editor specialising in design and creativity. With over two decades in journalism, he is a regular contributor to Computer Arts, net, ImagineFX and Professional Photography.

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Le Fidji – Quartier du port de La Grande Motte – 2020. © Charly Broyez and Laurent Kronental. Architect: Jean Balladur
Inspiration Photography

La Cité Oasis: an enchanting photographic journey through France's most innovative city

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Resources Learning

The best podcasts for creative inspiration in 2025

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Tips Wellbeing

How to beat creative block: practical tips from your fellow creatives

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Resources The Edit

Spring desk refresh: 8 fresh finds in stationery and office accessories

News Sponsored

Why hot new Belfast studio Allies is bringing back the rock 'n' roll spirit to design

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Resources Assets

The best new typefaces for March 2025 from leading foundries and designers

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Insight Creative Industry

What creatives want to see in Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement

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Tips Career

13 lessons creatives wished they'd known earlier in their career

Inspiration Experience

Refik Anadol's new installation answers the question: Does AI have a role in art?

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Insight Motion

How Eloise Singer and Daisy Ridley brought the astonishing story of Bertha Benz to life

Inspiration Books

Illustrator Jennifer Hines' pop-up book is an ode to sandwiches and cross-cultural exploration

Inspiration Photography

A light in the darkness: the bold artistic vision of photographer Andoni Beristain

News Graphic Design

Mother Design's global rebrand of Scribd positions it as the antidote to AI

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