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Karl Taylor on how Visual Education is transforming online learning for creatives

Creative Boom

Founded by renowned photographer Karl Taylor in 2006, Visual Education has evolved from its roots in photography instruction to become a comprehensive resource for creatives across multiple disciplines. Around 2006-2007, digital cameras were becoming commercially viable for the general public," Karl recalls.

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Why I'm still using ZBrush ZSpheres in 2023 - these are my tips

Creative Bloq

I first saw ZSpheres in 2006 when I visited the Pixologic office in Los Angeles. It was a pre-release version and their then product manager Ryan Kingslien was showing me a raft of awesome new feature

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Japanese minimalism and Scotch provenance: LOVE designs new Wildmoor whiskey brand

Creative Boom

According to the National Tax Agency, whisky exports from Japan totalled 14,250 kilolitres in 2022, over 15 times the volume for fiscal 2006. Some attribute this to Japanese whiskies – like Suntory's high-end Yamazaki products and Nikka Whisky Distilling Co.'s

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Legato Lighting by Luca Nichetto for Matter Made Makes Spaces Glow

Design Milk

Designer Luca Nichetto, of Nichetto Studio , illuminates us: “I’m thrilled that the product has finally gone into production. I’m confident it will be a product that delivers a lot of satisfaction.

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Anorak founder Cathy Olmedillas on creating new ventures and why slow success is the best

Creative Boom

Since 2006, independent kids publisher Studio Anorak has taken children's magazines in bold new directions. I think our high production values mean that we are seen as books rather than magazines, so it helps attract book publishers," Cathy reveals. They grow up so fast. "The

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Javier Fuentes reconnects with his cultural roots via trippy digital illustrations

Creative Boom

That's part of the thought process behind Javier's trippy digital illustrations for Xtrano, which see everyday items such as a can of pinto beans and household cleaning products become loaded with nostalgic significance. Moving to Boston in 2006 was a bittersweet experience," he reveals. © Xtrano by Javier Fuentes.

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Le Labo Reconnects With Their Wabi-Sabi Origins in New Kyoto Store

Design Milk

In 2006, Le Labo’s inaugural retail store in New York City’s budding Nolita neighborhood introduced many to the previously unfamiliar concept of wabi-sabi. This ethos is deeply woven into their products and practices, praising the beauty in wear and stories told through time.