Alex Chen 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.
Have you ever stopped to admire the way sunlight streams through a window or how the gentle hum of a café feels like a familiar tune? In our busy lives, we often miss the little things that make each day special. Finding beauty in the ordinary is about changing the way we see the world—learning to appreciate simple moments that bring joy and meaning.
The past isn’t just behind us—it’s alive, breathing, and influencing everything we see today. Vintage fashion dominates runways, vinyl records outsell digital downloads, and classic aesthetics flood social media. In a world obsessed with innovation, why are we constantly looking back? This isn’t just nostalgia; it’s a cultural revival. It’s about reclaiming timeless style, rediscovering artistry, and finding meaning in eras that shaped us. The vintage renaissance isn’t just a trend—it’s a movement. And whether you realize it or not, you’re already part of it. Let’s explore why the past continues to shape our present—and how you can embrace it.
In a world where fashion meets function, a new collection is turning heads by blending everyday practicality with a deeply personal touch. Imagine stepping out in socks that double as a to-do list, or carrying an umbrella that comes alive with animations reflecting your mood. This innovative range of accessories is designed not only to serve a purpose but also to resonate emotionally with you.
The holiday season is here, and we’re excited to bring you our ultimate 2025 Christmas gift guide tailored specifically for creative minds. Whether you’re shopping for a digital designer, a traditional artist, a photographer, a writer, or even a musician, our curated selection of gifts is designed to inspire, empower, and delight every creative spirit.
In today’s digital landscape, a brand’s visual identity can make or break its connection with users. Recognizing this, creative agency Ascop has unveiled a vibrant, playful visual identity for a new free streaming service, setting a fresh tone that’s designed to captivate and engage audiences from the very first click.
Qianhui Yu is redefining contemporary illustration with a body of work that is as visually arresting as it is socially resonant. His surreal and inspirational illustrations capture the complexities of modern society, inviting viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about social inequality, mental health, environmental degradation, and more.
"I never knew how much a desk could change the way I feel about work. Then I found the one—and suddenly, my ideas flowed like never before.”
Sometimes, the most unforgettable identities are built on one simple idea, executed with heart. That’s exactly what Nice and Serious achieved with National Landscapes’ stunning new look.
