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Drawing on 197 in-depth conversations with global creative leaders across 30 countries, alongside an analysis of more than 10,000 D&AD Award entries, its new AI & Creativity Report gets to the heart of what's tearing the creative industry apart.

Remember when, a few years back, everyone thought generative AI would help us unleash our creativ...


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With gestures and postures doing the heavy lifting, the artist tells us why hands have become a recurring motif in her work.

"I always wanted to be an artist," says Stefhany Lozano, and looking at her childhood, it's hard to imagine how she could have ended up doin...


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With works that are "slightly lonely and quietly optimistic", the artist turns the everyday into something familiar, nostalgic and utterly beautiful.

A pigeon on a beach path; a blue elephant spring-rider bolted to tarmac; a chain-link fence catching the afternoon light. These scenes might not sound like much on paper, but on the canvas, in Naruhiko...


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Cat Sock, 2024 © Minyoung Kim

The South Korea-born and London-based artist has always been obsessed with cats. Below, she tells us why they're a recurring motif and her reasons for only showing the indirect details.

We often hear about a character or subject matter becoming a focal point in a creative's work. It can start unknowingly, because...


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From charcoal smudging to crosshatching and stretchy animations, the illustrator builds immersive worlds through each frame and pencil mark on paper.

In Gaia Alari's drawings, you'll see worlds where characters are engulfed in flowers, and pigeons tangled in string. And if you look for more than a few seconds, you will start noticing the hand behin...


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