As the Belchers are blown up to big screen size for the first time, we sit down with the filmmakers to talk nervous laughter, spectacle, and the challenges of converting episodic animation to film.
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The If You Could Jobs weekly: What makes a successful creative mentor relationship
We speak to Cordelia Diamond from AnalogFolk about the benefits of being a creative mentor – and how to do it successfully.
The If You Could Jobs weekly: How&How on lessons learned from setting up two studios across Europe
How&How co-founder Cat How shares the benefits the move has had for the studio – plus advice for those thinking of making the leap.
Illustrator Roberts Rurans on taking a deep dive into the mysterious appeal of medievalism
We catch up with the Riga-based illustrator to find out how he’s attracting major commercial clients with his very specific medieval-inspired style.
Ever wondered what an 80s infomercial advertising the Amazon might look like? Wonder no more this Earth Day
Drawing attention to the other Amazon, a new campaign from Allbirds leverages humour, early-web aesthetics and late-night TV nostalgia.
Diversity has decreased in children’s book characters; we discuss the issue with a publisher and illustrator
A new report from WordsRated has revealed that, after a “BLM bounce”, there's been a 23 per cent decrease in Black characters in children’s bestsellers since 2020.
Studio Dumbar/DEPT® is organising the world’s largest motion design festival – and looking to feature your work
Appearing on a whopping 5000 screens across the Netherlands for a 24-hour takeover of motion design, DEMO festival today opens its call for submissions.
Why Landscape built a purposefully pared-back brand for civil rights education platform Good & Common
“We want the brand to be memorable and inspiring but we also want it to take a backseat to the information,” explains Landscape’s Ben Bloom.
Kris Andrew Small discusses manifestation and the importance of putting yourself out there
Alongside inspiring stories about his journey into the industry, Kris told us how finding meaning in your work can be one of the most important (and rewarding) aspects of your practice.
In Mapalakata, Robin Bernstein explores the “triangular relationship between truth, land and narrative”
Over the years, the Mpumalanga province in South Africa has had its story rewritten many times by many groups.