The Emory logo draws on inspiration from ancient mythology, in particular the concept behind the ouroboros symbol. The ouroboros represents the infinite cycle of nature’s endless creation and destruction, life and death, simply put it is a symbol of life...
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It turns out that the "Galaxy Far, Far Away" isn't as far away as some people may think...
Is there a difference? We think it all depends on who you ask...
6 Years ago a black teenager was shot and killed by Neighbourhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman. Zimmerman was acquitted of all charges and walked free, whilst Trayvon Martin the victim lost his life...
It doesn't matter what you look like, where you come from, what religion you follow, or the colour of your skin; it's what you choose to do with life that counts...
To be successful, you don’t have to change who you are; you have to become more of who you are...
The Leeds-based restaurant has been given a new visual identity by Dutchscot, which plays on the theme of “togetherness” by combining traditional motifs from Yorkshire and Japan...
The Manson Family were a desert commune and cult formed in California in the late 1960s by the manipulative mastermind Charles Manson. However the group didn’t just stay purely because of the LSD and communal living...
So many people believe that you should be either a creative business or a corporate business: But the truth is, you need to be both...
The circular artwork by the artist Chemical X, entitled ‘Rush’, measures 1.2m in diameter and contains 4111 replica ‘ecstasy’ pills embossed with the ‘Ying Yang’ symbol which was a popular pill amongst ravers back in the Summer of Love in the 1980s.
In society as a whole we seem to have this obsession with material things. We've covered social media and how online presence and social media can effect your mindset and the mental health issues which are arising from social media. In her latest work photographer Lauren Greenfield takes it one step futher.
Here are 8 Steps to Podcast Success and why you Need to Catch up With the Trend...
How you present yourself on social media, in your daily life, and how others perceive you is all part of your personal brand...
Hetherington explored the violent world of war and ultimately paid the highest price. His work however, lives on and his photographs from Liberia, Afghanistan, and Libya discover war in a new light. Unearthing the relationships between the soldiers he found the war in a new light, an extension and function of male sexuality.
Daniel Sannwald uses various microsites to display his work, in an endless cycle of redirects and computer screen hacking.
We always say less is more and nobody does it better than artist Donald Martiny, he’s an expert at showing off simplicity and just how great it can be. He uses Polymer and Pigments over aluminium to create these giant brushstrokes.
