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The work that makes you stop scrolling. We spotlight standout projects, studio profiles, and in-depth interviews with creatives doing brilliant things – from emerging talents to established names.

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Ilana Manolson, Luxury of awe, 2018-2019, acrylic on yupo paper on board, 48in x 48in © the artist, courtesy of Cadogan Contemporary
Inspiration Art & Culture

Painter Ilana Manolson charts a new course between figurative and abstract art

Patrick Caulfield, Oh Hélène, J'erre en ma chambre, 1973. Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre, London © The Estate of Patrick Caulfield. All rights reserved, DACS 2018
Inspiration Art & Culture

World-class printmaking work celebrated in must-see show by Arts Council

Inspiration Graphic Design

Design agency &Smith creates a 'playful look and feel' for new Millennial-focused tea brand Offblak

Cyprus Realism
Inspiration Art & Culture

Mustafa Hulusi's botanical oil paintings speak to a sense of nostalgic loss

All images courtesy of the artist. Via Creative Boom submission.
Inspiration Photography

Still life photographs of found objects inspired by different seat upholstery on London buses

Looking for Sandwell © Niall McDiarmid. All images courtesy of the gallery and artist.
Inspiration Photography

Looking for Sandwell: Niall McDiarmid's colourful portraits of people in the West Midlands

Love Yellow & Blu, 2010 © Hiro Ando
Inspiration Art & Culture

Hiro Ando fuses ancient and modern Japanese traditions in his neo-pop art

Inspiration Motion

Little Scares: Mr Kaplin's playful new mini-series that gives a little fright

Inspiration Graphic Design

Robot Food gives hot sauce brand a surprising sense of sophistication

Inspiration Art & Culture

Multimedia artist Nick Smith explores art theft through his pixelated images

Inspiration Graphic Design

Radim Malinic on reinventing himself, keeping his studio small and finding ways to stand out from the crowd

Inspiration Illustration

Nicko Phillips' cheeky illustrations feel like a hell of a holiday

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