The Art of Choice campaign looks back on the defining style moments of history and hopes to champion the online fashion boutique’s choice of the brands they represent.

We talk to Mathilde about her graduate project that challenges the binary in the French language, and discuss her latest work for The Steidz.

Cursed with a jinx that makes him move every two years, the illustrator sought out a versatile but highly portable medium. Here, he tells us more about his traveling lifestyle and how its shaped his work.

Yawning, much like laughing, can be contagious. But what if a computer could make you yawn? In his project The Yawn Chorus, Alex Rothera finds out if it's possible.

British artist Sophy Hollington, known for her lino-cut prints referencing folklore and alchemy, has collaborated with the sunglasses brand for its new summer line.

The south London-based photographer sees his work as “an extension of seva, a Sikh practice of selfless service” meaning the process of taking an image is often more important than the final outcome.

The pastoral lifestyle of Mantraste’s youth remains one of the driving forces behind his bucolic illustrations.

Seeing the Invisible kicks off in the UK this September, before heading to 11 participating gardens across Australia, Canada, Israel, South Africa and USA.

The São Paolo-based photographer Tommaso Protti offers a glimpse into the geological vastness of the world’s largest rainforest and the issues that threaten its essential biodiversity.

Dialling in from Cairo, Hana Neuman and Maram Al Refaei tell us about the best kept orientalist printing house in the world.