How print puts a personal touch on virtual exhibitions
With most degree shows moving online, this year's graduates have had to get (even more) creative about how they present their work....
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Tips for Making and Selling a Photo Zine or Portfolio
In 2012, photographer Akosua Viktoria Adu-Sanyah went to Ecuador to work as an equestrian guide in Pululahua, one of only two volcanic...
How Space Cadet’s zine saved them from a creative rut
As an easily distracted child, Robin Scheines remembers being called a "space cadet." "The term always felt negative to me," she says....
Interview: Lucy Sherston, Illustrator
"I always told myself I wasn't 'ready' to approach people," says illustrator Lucy Sherston about her wariness to send out a portfolio....
Lions and tigers and pyjamas! Inside Desmond & Dempsey's bedtime newspaper
Joel Jeffery and Molly Goddard founded their pyjama brand Desmond & Dempsey in 2014. It's named after Joel and Molly’s grandfathers –...
How Argaux makes wine catalogues their customers want to collect
Argaux is a fast-growing wine brand making it easier, and more fun, to drink good wine. Co-founders Arden Montgomery and Margaux Reaume...
Interview: Julia Stotz, photographer
Julia Stotz tried many different creative jobs before discovering her niche in food photography. Today her vivid, playful images set the...
Making a sell-out magazine during a pandemic
Publishing a magazine is a challenge at the best of times. So when Alice Pomfret was faced with publishing Akin, the magazine she...
How The Heads of State used a newspaper to bring local history to a new building
When they founded their creative agency The Heads of State in 2002, Jason Kernevich and Dusty Summers just wanted a break from their day...