The Texas-based sign painter on why serious artists should consider living anywhere to create.
We've reached out to visionaries and experts across the design world to get their take on what the field will look like in the next 10 years. It’s setting up to be a golden age, one filled with wonderfully-wild new possibilities (full-body virtual reality suits that generate real-life senses, anyone?) and career opportunities. Worried? Don’t be. We asked each participant to give us a glimpse into how we can prepare for the world ahead.
The bright side of taking an alternative course is that it allows you to pick up overlooked jewels other people haven’t picked up. Self-taught photographer Daniel Oduntan knows this well from navigating the daily challenges of living and creating with dyslexia.
Side projects aren't a waste of time, as long as you undertake the right ones.
No one likes dealing with problems. They force us to take a detour away from what we really want to accomplish while we stop and untangle them. But here’s the thing about problems – they’re the genesis for good ideas. That’s why we’ve asked 12 leading designers and creatives to point out what they feel is the most pressing issue in the field of design today – and how they would fix it.
Will we ever decouple perceived effort and long hours with our rewards system?
Expertly telling your story is the best kind of organic marketing you can do to promote your art because people care almost as deeply about how you create, as they do about the end product.
Because being first puts you in a strong position to win new business.
How one young designer broke into the publishing world on her first try.
The woodworker, on the importance of toiling away for years without feeling the need to be applauded for your effort.
