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'Whistler' by Kelsey Beckett. All images courtesy of the artist and Corey Helford Gallery
Inspiration Art & Culture

Kelsey Beckett's comforting oil paintings capture the 'gentle ache of loss felt' when summer is over

Steve Metabolic Syndrome © Susie Freeman. Photography by Martin Parr
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Susie Freeman's unique textile artworks containing thousands of pills to show our reliance on medicine

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Kurppa Hosk's smart typographic designs for new awesome synthesiser Superlative

The Erasure of Everyday Time is by Artist Heather Theresa Clark. Photography: Anne Kim
Inspiration Art & Culture

What would climate change sound like if we could hear it? Artist Heather Theresa Clark might have the answer

Photography by Carl Russ-Mohl
Inspiration Print

Priya Khanchandani on following your heart, the changing face of media and the lack of diversity in design

Inspiration Graphic Design

Vault49 creates the first ASMR-inspired logo

Inspiration Advertising

MullenLowe's 'Swear Jar' is a new campaign to help drive donations to the British Heart Foundation

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Andrea Love on the joy of stop motion, her favourite characters and why perseverance pays off

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DesignStudio's identity reignites the spirit of Latin America's League of Legends

The Chemical Brothers © Luke Dyson, courtesy of Design Museum
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From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers – The Design Museum to explore the hypnotic world of electronic music

Oluwole Omofemi, ‘Omonalisa II’, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 121 x 121 cm, 2019. Courtesy Signature African Art
Inspiration Art & Culture

Oil paintings by Oluwole Omofemi that explore the politics behind Black women's hair

Coney Island Teenagers, 1949 © Estate of Harold Feinstein All rights reserved
Inspiration Photography

Boardwalks, Beaches & Boulevards: Harold Feinstein's photographs of New York from the 1940s to the '70s

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