Since the Creative Outlook Cover Contest opened on April 1, 2016, we’ve had more than 14,000 pageviews, 9,000 votes cast, and 260 entries! Here are the Top 10 most popular entries so far: Ms Valores de la Via, by Ixchel … Continued
It was the second day of filming for a Japanese television show called “Massan,” and between takes Charlotte Kate Fox was quietly crying in the stairwell. She was exhausted and intimidated. She’d gone from working sporadically in small films and … Continued
At a warehouse next to the Williamsburg Bridge, a new city is growing. It’s not a typical metropolis—there are no businesses, no laws, not even the steady beat of human activity—but it is alive, a thriving system. Huy Bui’s “Plant—in … Continued
Amy Boone-McCreesh, www.amyboonemccreesh.com, is a mixed media artist and current adjunct faculty member at Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD. Boone-McCreesh creates work using found objects, drawing, sewing, and digital processes to express her ideas on how decorations … Continued
At age 24, illustrator and comic artist Mike Hinson is already causing a big splash in the world of pop culture illustration. Born in Wilmington, Delaware, Mike was drawn to the Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD) because of … Continued
Immediately after graduating from Belmont University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in December of 2000, Michael Allen had no idea where he wanted to start his career. An interview, arranged by Professor Dan Johnson, ultimately placed Michael in New … Continued
Just like Baman and Piderman, two of the characters in their animated web series, Alex and Lindsay Small-Butera are the best of “fwends.” Now partners in work and life, Alex and Lindsay first met while studying animation at MassArt. Their … Continued
Only a few weeks into the job, the new curator of the Indiana State University Permanent Art Collection prepared one of its most valuable pieces for a bon voyage. Jason Krueger, a 2013 Master of Fine Arts graduate, departed for … Continued
While on a Design Streak class field trip to firms in downtown Chicago, Associate Professor Julie Johnson introduced a dozen or so Graphic Design majors to ISU School of Art alumnus, Luke Galambos, owner of Galambos + Associates. That introduction … Continued
It is as if the earth on the west slope of the Seattle Art Museum’s sculpture park had boiled up and swallowed a house all the way past its eaves. Now only the roof and the attic windows remain above … Continued