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Opinion, comment and analysis from our editorial team and those working in the creative industries. Here, we discuss things that matter for creative professionals worldwide.

Why and how to make mistakes on purpose

17 November 2021

Simon Dixon (right) and Aporva Baxi, founders of DixonBaxi

Optimism, Elvis and reinvention: 'What we've learned in two decades of DixonBaxi'

3 November 2021

The biggest trends in graphic design for 2022, as predicted by leading creatives

28 October 2021

How a change in photography can inspire a change in self

18 October 2021

Five important ways the design world is changing as we emerge from the pandemic

7 October 2021

Six web design trends creatives need to prepare for in 2022

13 September 2021

Ananya Rao-Middleton on making the industry more accessible to disabled artists

9 September 2021

How Francesca Dalosio's award-winning design transforms lost biomass into a useful resource

9 September 2021

January 2020, New York City, Christo in his studio, with the large drawing L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped, (Project for Paris) Place de l’Etoile – Charles de Gaulle. Photo: © Wolfgang Volz

Why L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped is the most important artistic statement of the 2020s

8 September 2021

Why visual arts are now key to the music festival vibe

13 August 2021

Hero, 2011 © Chad Person. Photography by Jamie James

A closer look at Stuart Semple's hip new gallery in Bournemouth

12 August 2021

Guide to inclusive design: 6 ways to design for everyone

12 August 2021

Why you might want to switch to a four-day work week

28 July 2021

#LetsDoLondonBetter artist Lauren Marina on freelancing during a pandemic and supporting local creatives

26 July 2021

All images courtesy of School of Communication Arts

Why switching to advertising is your next best career move

7 July 2021

You are a badass (image courtesy of Freelennse blog book review)

How to be a great creative mentor, according to LOVE's head of strategy Neil Bennett

5 July 2021

A look at how the Design Museum's Sneakers Unboxed exhibition was designed

1 July 2021

Taylor & Smith Whisky Packaging & Launch Campaign | Direction & Design: Megan Perkins | Photo: Jesse Hunniford

More meaning, less caffeine: Megan Perkins on inspiration outside of design and the changes she wants to see in the creative industry

23 June 2021

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Why and how to make mistakes on purpose

Optimism, Elvis and reinvention: 'What we've learned in two decades of DixonBaxi'

The biggest trends in graphic design for 2022, as predicted by leading creatives

How a change in photography can inspire a change in self

Five important ways the design world is changing as we emerge from the pandemic

Six web design trends creatives need to prepare for in 2022

Ananya Rao-Middleton on making the industry more accessible to disabled artists

How Francesca Dalosio's award-winning design transforms lost biomass into a useful resource

Why L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped is the most important artistic statement of the 2020s

Why visual arts are now key to the music festival vibe

A closer look at Stuart Semple's hip new gallery in Bournemouth

Guide to inclusive design: 6 ways to design for everyone

Why you might want to switch to a four-day work week

#LetsDoLondonBetter artist Lauren Marina on freelancing during a pandemic and supporting local creatives

Why switching to advertising is your next best career move

How to be a great creative mentor, according to LOVE's head of strategy Neil Bennett

A look at how the Design Museum's Sneakers Unboxed exhibition was designed

More meaning, less caffeine: Megan Perkins on inspiration outside of design and the changes she wants to see in the creative industry

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