In April 2025, the arrival of spring sparks excitement through various creative highlights. The Sigma BF camera emphasizes simplicity in photography, while graphic designer Kate Weinberg showcases her freehand illustrations. Musician Sam Fender releases an impactful album, "People Watching," and Yagya's ambient sounds help focus. Sign writer Ash Willerton's work captures attention.
The author celebrates their birthday with a high-contrast, long-shadow photo walk in London, navigating various iconic spots with just their iPhone 15. Enjoying crisp winter weather, they focus on capturing dramatic black-and-white images. A visit to art galleries and a birthday pint enhance the day, making it a memorable creative adventure.
This January, five creative highlights warm the spirit. Photographer Olga Karlovac captures emotion in dreamy black-and-white, while the Junk Thief transforms scrap metal into dynamic sculptures. Alan Schaller employs high-contrast photography to reveal life’s beauty. DJ Barry Can’t Swim infuses electronic music with jazzy vibes, and Eastside Cottages offer tranquil getaways.
The 12 Disguises of Christmas encourages festive joy through self-portraiture and humorous disguises. While many opt for traditional ugly sweaters or Santa hats, this concept invites people to don masks and partake in absurd holiday fun, highlighting that laughter and creativity are essential parts of the joyous season.
This festive season, five highlights include Alexey Seliverstov's immersive soundscapes, the serene Scottish boutique retreat 57 Nord, durable and stylish Fontaine1989 bracelets, Sam L. Street's compelling street photography, and Mezerg's innovative live music performances. These curated experiences celebrate creativity, adventure, and the beauty of everyday life.
A visit to Marby & Elm in London revealed unique, naughty wrapping paper featuring elegant, handwritten swear words. The charming stationery shop, a creative haven, offers delightful surprises. The wrapping paper serves as both a conversation piece and a humorous addition to gift-giving, while ensuring careful selection for children's gifts.
Collins Dictionary has named "brat" the 2024 Word of the Year, reflecting a cultural shift in attitudes towards self-expression. The term now embodies independence and confidence, especially among younger generations who embrace assertiveness and personal freedom. This signifies a broader trend of reclaiming negative labels for empowerment.
No, it's not an early 1960's Batman and Robin TV series spin-off. It's the dynamic trio of another rather splendid batch of home-brew created in readiness for 5th November and Bonfire night!
Five things that got me gingered up this November ’24.
Last night, I attended Adobe Create Now London, at the iconic Tate Modern, and it was a night filled with inspiration. Kladi Vergine, Senior Design Evangelist and Community Advocate, showcased some of the latest features in Photoshop, Illustrator, Express, and Firefly. The evening continued with presentations from local creatives Raissa Pardini, Creative Director and Designer,… Continue reading Highlights from Adobe Create Now London at Tate Modern
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