A high-quality creative education has the power to do much more than open up unexpected career paths. It can help build self-confidence and offer a coping mechanism during tough times.

There is an entire community of creative changemakers who are breaking down the barriers faced by underrepresented groups when in our industry - and everyone is invited to lend a helping hand.

I sat down with Alex T Smith to chat about his book series Claude transitioning to the small screen, creating fresh characters for his new animated series and how his young audience encourage him to stay weird.

I have always been aware of my queerness but it took quite some time for me to stop mistaking it for a weakness. As a result, my relationship with the word ‘gay’ has changed a lot over the years.

Just as there are countless different recipes for a single dish, there are endless possibilities when it comes to food illustration. Let’s take a look at three illustrators who have mastered this art form.

Follow what lights you up, be interested in everything and always be nice to people. These are just some of the top pieces of creative career advice we have gathered over the past four years.

Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art is hosting a rare chance to glimpse the process of one of the world’s most elusive artists. And there is a typically humorous reason why Bansky chose this particular venue.

As someone who has been glued to the small screen for as long as they can remember, would this influx of LGBTQ+ television have impacted my own story if it had come along a little sooner?

Jade Schulz recently created the Video Vixens to celebrate women in rap music. Little did she know it would reopen the debate about the hypersexualisation of the female form in design.

Textile artist Macarena Luzi and illustrator Sebastian Curi live in LA where they share a colourful life and carefully curated studio. Let’s have a snoop around their fun yet functional creative space.