Inside the studio no-one wants to leave By Tom May published 22 April 15 Embassy VFX is a small studio, and defiantly so
Computer Arts' Unsung Heroes awards By Julia Sagar published 21 April 15 Free-to-enter scheme celebrates the outstanding designers and team members at your studio who work behind the scenes.
Inspirational workspace is alive with creativity By Creative Bloq Staff published 10 March 15 Russia-based artist Lora Zombie has a studio space as vibrant as her paint-splattered artworks.
Why one pro designer swapped freelance life to start his own studio By Sammy Maine published 4 December 14 Alex Donne-Johnson explains why the time was right for Dazzle Ship.
The UK's top 50 graphic design studios revealed By Creative Bloq Staff published 11 November 14 Welcome to the complete set of findings from Computer Art's UK Studio Rankings 2014, the result of a poll of 60 leading designers and creative directors based across the country.
First sneak peek inside London’s Star Wars factory By Tom May published 16 October 14 Lucasfilm's ILM has just opened its first UK studio, to produce special effects for Episode 7 and more. Take a look inside…
Inside Brooklyn's weirdest design studio By Creative Bloq Staff published 13 October 14 Red Paper Heart chose this open space with the aim of creating an atmosphere of collaboration, of making things, and as a place where we could amass our various creations.
This energetic workspace mixes reclaimed oak with animated GIFs By Creative Bloq Staff published 30 April 14 Founder of Oak, Skylar Challand, takes us on a tour of the agency's offices.
Inside Radio's studio: an old brewery turned fish freezer By Creative Bloq Staff published 11 March 14 In the early 1900s, during the Second Boer War, the Old Castle Breweries building in Cape Town brewed beer for English troops. Later, it was used by a fishing company as a freezing unit.
Why the world’s top designers are converging on Cape Town By Creative Bloq Staff published 25 February 14 Ravi Naidoo
Free book: the designer's guide to becoming pixel perfect By Creative Bloq Staff published 24 February 14 The Pixel Perfect Precision (PPP) Handbook from leading digital design agency ustwo has come a long way since it was first released four years ago.
New Zealand studio Alt Group explain why lunchtime matters By Creative Bloq Staff published 18 February 14 Food plays an enormous role at this design studio. We find out why, and what else makes Alt Group a unique place to work.
QNY Creative's New York studio is a modern imaginarium By Creative Bloq Staff published 4 February 14 In the heart of New York, housed in a tower building topped with a Greco-Roman temple, QNY Creative's studio comes blessed with the cosmic energies of Parnassus.
Meet the next big thing in Canadian design By Creative Bloq Staff published 22 January 14 Sharing an eclectic sense of humour, Julien Vallée and Eve Duhamel have set up a unique studio that might just be destined for greatness.
A design space made for smart, irreverent thinking By Creative Bloq Staff published 8 January 14 An old Victorian warehouse filled with quirky signage and custom-made furniture is home to Designers Anonymous – and Hopper the whippet.
A design space made to beat creative block By Creative Bloq Staff published 4 December 13 In one corner of creative consultancy Bleed’s huge, open-plan studio is founding partner Svein Haakon Lia’s office. But so much space doesn’t mean lots of stuff, as we found out...
Studio founders explain how to get elegance from simplicity By Creative Bloq Staff published 27 November 13 From their Toronto base, Underline Studio co-founders Fidel Peña and Claire Dawson explain what elevates a piece of work from clean and simple to truly elegant.
Muti's design space is a constantly evolving canvas By Creative Bloq Staff published 24 October 13 At South African studio Muti, soft lighting and lovingly-displayed projects are the backdrop to vicious table tennis tournaments.
James Gilbert on working solo with others By Creative Bloq Staff published 18 October 13 James Gilbert decided to make his ad hoc collaborative approach official, transforming James Gilbert Design into Studio Contents.
