Tom May

Tom May is a freelance writer and editor specialising in design and creativity. With over two decades in journalism, he is a regular contributor to Computer Arts, net, ImagineFX and Professional Photography.

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News Creative Industry

Help save the planet in this inspiring design contest

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Insight Graphic Design

Five branding do's and dont's for the lockdown era

Sunaina Khandelwal, MA Fine Art: Painting
Tips Graduates

What they don't tell you about studying a postgraduate course

Illustration by <a href="https://www.directoryofillustration.com/artist.aspx?AID=12656" target="_blank">Hye-Jin Chung</a>
Tips Freelancing

Insider tips on how to make it as a professional illustrator

Photo by Stefan Lorentz from Pexels
Tips Career

Five things they never tell you about becoming a graphic designer

Image courtesy of Counter-Print
Resources Books

Books for March: Five inspiring reads for creatives this spring

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Tips Career

Revealed: the one design skill you didn't know you needed

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Tips Career

Eight things everyone should do when creating a motion design showreel

This illustration by Ben the Illustrator is being used as the new Elton John emoji. Courtesy of Ben the Illustrator/Pan Macmillan
Inspiration Illustration

World exclusive: meet the artist behind Elton John's new emoji

All images courtesy of the artist and Pi Artworks. Via Creative Boom submission.
Inspiration Art & Culture

Lost world: Ana Čvorović's sculptures explore the reality of migration and displacement

Peter Saul, Woman Smoking, 1984, collection musée de l’Abbaye Sainte-Croix, les Sables d’Olonne, huile et acrylique sur toile, 216 x 192 cm ©Peter Saul; photo: Hugo Maertens. Via Creative Boom submission.
Inspiration Art & Culture

Colour and chaos: the pioneering pop art of Peter Saul

All images courtesy of Bielke&Yang/OBOS-bladet. Via Creative Boom submission.
Inspiration Graphic Design

Magazine redesign by Bielke&Yang brings the past back to the future

Graft typeface, designed by Split. All images courtesy of Split. Via Creative Boom submission.
News Graphic Design

New typeface Graft summons the spirit of the North

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