When you move house, there are a few things that tend to happen. First you pack up everything in a box, then you do the landlord spesh – i.e. the fill-the-hole-with-tissue-and-paint-over-job – and ask ...

As a creative, it can feel like every AI company is trying to put you out of business. Each week brings a new model that promises to generate creative work from nothing, and these generally seem to be ...

Ever designed for a bilingual audience? Let's just say it can be a challenge. I first discovered this myself a couple of decades back, when I was working as an English teacher in Japan. When I was ...

The Dutch designer has rebuilt Richie Hawtin's landmark album DE9, 25 years on, in a way you can deconstruct and remix yourself, in the browser. I won't go into too many details, but let's just say ...

A new report by MikeTeevee asks in-house leaders at some of the world's biggest brands what AI is doing to their own teams, and their feedback unearths problems that were brewing long before the tools ...

Summer is fast becoming a memory. We've all had our holidays, switched off our out-of-office replies, and are wondering whether to put a jumper over our T-shirt. And as we power up our laptops once ...

When I was a student, I shared a room with a lovely bloke, but he did have some unsavoury habits. For instance, he had a pint glass by his bed and his ambition over the course of several weeks was to ...

From a chance ink sketch to a full series of paintings and wooden sculptures, the illustrator and animator explains how Les Femmes sauvages came together. "I was playing with ink, and I linked a ...

The much-loved site for developers has had a tough time of late. Koto was brought in not just to provide a fresh look, but to argue why Stack Overflow still matters in the AI era. Here's how it pulled ...

From the inversion of creator authority to a craving for tangible, screen-free experiences, this year's festival was less a celebration of technology than a reminder of what it can't replace. You'd ...

London agency Red Stone has rebranded Explorers, the Scouts programme for 14–18-year-olds, around a blunt new line – "Grow up" – with a compass-led marque, bold supergraphics, and 40 fresh badges.

Artists Trevor Wheatley and Cosmo Dean, with design studio Puncture, have moored an entire convenience store on Lake Ontario – glowing, solar-powered and just out of reach. There is a convenience ...