Dom Carter

Dom Carter is a freelance writer and hobbyist artist based in Bath. His words on art and design have appeared in Computer Arts, net, 3D World and ImagineFX. He has a particular interest in picture books.

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Who could wave goodbye to this cutie
Book Club Photography

Noma Bar finds a fresh perspective on childhood toys in charming new collection

Maithili works at Scholastic and freelances in picture books
Inspiration Illustration

Illustrator Maithili Joshi on making picture books, compiling a portfolio and how lockdown refined her art

Hanna used surrealist techniques to come up with her story
Inspiration Animation

Eating Soup With A Fork: Animator Hanna Norberg-Williams portrays neurodiversity via cutlery confusion

Cleo wants her illustrations to give people a new perspective on life
Inspiration Illustration

Cleo Peng wants you to see life from a new perspective with her tender illustrations of people

Typography snakes around the brand in the style of a production line
Inspiration Graphic Design

DutchScot rebrands Future Factory with animated identity that doesn't go with the flow

Owen likes to evoke memories in his art
Inspiration Illustration

Illustrator Owen D. Pomery on changing careers, architectural storytelling and the advantages of agencies

Each frame was carefully shot by hand
Inspiration Animation

Tom O’Meara uses traditional animation techniques in charming train film

Self-portrait at Kuyalnyk estuary (assisted by Anna Kravchenko), Odesa, Ukraine. 2022 © Ira Lupu
Inspiration Photography

Ukrainian photographer Ira Lupu captures how her homeland has changed forever

Inspiration Graphic Design

Figma celebrates the power of creative collaboration in new brand story by COLLINS

Writer Cintra Wilson shares her thoughts on the creative marketplace
News Creative Industry

End of Nowhere website shines a spotlight on creators and their creativity

Installation view of Klara Kristalova: Camouflage, Perrotin, Paris, September 7–October 7, 2017. Courtesy Perrotin. Photo: Claire Dorn.
Inspiration Crafts

Strange Clay delves into the weird and wonderful world of modern ceramics

The Pink Bear become a series of lifelike paintings
Inspiration Art & Culture

Paul Robinson tackles mental health and existential anxieties in his striking Pink Bear artworks

The rebrand appears on packaging and advertising
Inspiration Graphic Design

Ragged Edge shakes up the juice industry with a 'refreshingly ordinary' rebrand for Eager Drinks

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