Best-known for photographing musicians such as Megan Thee Stallion, Adrienne Raquel’s debut monograph sees the imagemaker turn her lens on the performers at Houston’s most famous strip club
Pentagram partner Jody Hudson-Powell discusses the visual language that is emerging around AI, and the importance of brand when it comes to building trust in the rapidly developing technology
Brands both large and small are leaning into a more subversive tone of voice to appeal to Gen Z audiences. But does the trend suggest we need to rethink our obsession with age demographics altogether?
The artist has collaborated with brands and created visuals for musicians including Rosalía and Lil Nas X alongside his multidisciplinary practice. Here, he discusses why creative freedom is vital when it comes to commercial work
The social media maven and artist discusses the importance of social and content in getting audiences to “believe” in brands, plus how an obsession with sneakers has guided her career
Make My Money Matter enlisted the help of the real-life couple and Game of Thrones stars to highlight what goes on behind closed doors between high street banks and the fossil fuel industry
We speak to the freshly launched title’s co-founder and editor-in-chief, Jermaine Gallacher, about why a magazine that speaks to a new generation of interiors enthusiasts is long overdue
Instead of bragging about how much your latest home renovation set you back, the amusing ad invites Ikea customers to ‘show off your savvy’
We speak to the husband-and-wife studio about how their hands-on practice manages to straddle art and commercial worlds, and why being signed didn’t feel right for them
Saint Urbain’s identity for the Brooklyn mezcal bar and restaurant is inspired by the distinctive street art and signage found throughout the Mexican capital
On display at Mother London, Spora highlights the natural world’s continuous state of decay and growth through a series of animated visuals
We speak to WeTransfer creative director Matt Skibiak about collaborating on Jungle’s new visual album, and how the experience fed into its own brand campaign which peeks behind the curtain of the creative process