5 Creative Businesses You Can Start In London Right Now
It’s very possible these days to make good money while working a job you enjoy doing. In fact, if it is a job you enjoy doing, then technica...
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#ArtSavesLives: Interview with David Anglin
David Anglin spent over 10 years working with some of London's most extreme offenders, the insights that he shares provide a real life pers...
Trending Startups: Interview with Adam Beveridge, Co-Founder of Hollabox
Hollabox is the world's first video only, peer-to-peer review and experience platform. This unique start-up offers a modern and transparent ...
Hop Straight into Photographs
Come take a trip. Explore the tousled foliage of Colombia, or maybe the creepier bits of Warsaw. Understand the culture, the nature — the ex...
A Little Bit of Poco, Quite a Bit for the Environment
Sustainability reaches a high priority in award-winning chef Tom Hunt’s style of cooking. Wasting little to no food in his recipes, Hunt’s e...
Metamorphosing the Way we Drink: Three Six Six
If everything stayed the same, there would be no butterflies.” So reads the description on Three Six Six’s website, a new bar formally kn...
Ab-Nor-mal Art for the Internet Age
“Sorry Grandma,” North London artist Polly Nor’s newest exhibition, features satirical art in the form of hand-drawn and digital illustratio...
Sculptor and artist Giles Walker dissolves boundaries
A new exhibit called the Wondrous Obsession Exhibition for Giles Walker opened this month and it is indeed wondrous. The artist plays with t...
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The International London Tattoo Convention: A weekender dedicated to the best body art and tattoo studios in the world
The International London Tattoo Convention and Tattoo Life announced its highly anticipated September event that will showcase the very best...
LondonSwedes is hosting the biggest traditional Swedish “Kräftskiva” (crayfish party) in London!
Londonswedes.com is back for the seventh year in a row hosting the biggest traditional Swedish "Kräftskiva" (crayfish party) in London! Dur...
Open City Documentary Festival Launches Its Eighth Programme
Open City Documentary Festival is delighted to announce its eighth edition of the annual festival celebrating creative documentary and non-f...
London Brunch Fest is coming to Shoreditch
London’s first ever brunch festival is now less than one month away! Brunch cafes, restaurants and street food vendors will bring an interna...
The World’s Biggest Inflatable Obstacle Course Heads For London
Brace yourself London – from the 24th-27th August, and with tickets selling out fast, the world’s biggest inflatable obstacle course, The Mo...
Lagunitas Beer Circus Comes To The UK
California based Lagunitas Brewing Co is bringing its magical selection of brews paired with a whirling frenzy of freaktacular entertainment...
Creativity
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The SPIES Society of London: Death Drawing
Past the lobby and up the lift leads to a haunting realm of mystery in the South Place Hotel. A story of murder and seduction that has curse...
Carved Crayons By Hoang Tran
Hoang Tran's, Wax Nostalgic collection has combined the classic crayola with intricate sculptural detail to the tip - creating the 'carved c...
Dancers by Carly Ashdown
When we dance, the wind whips our hair back and our clothes ruffle. Painter Carly Ashdown captures these moments. With splattered paint, ...
Nature’s Rorschach Test
French photographer Mathieu Piranda has recently released a series of photographs that are a creative photographic and digital recreation of...
Must See Art Exhibitions in London This Autumn
London has recently been blessed with an abundance of various must-see modern art exhibits, that are selling out fast. From Frida Kahlo to t...
Mike Worrall’s surreal, dreamlike paintings
As a child, Mike Worrall was always intrigued by the paintings that introduced a mystery element to them to draw in the viewer. Since then, ...
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Interview with Lifestyle Entrepreneur Luca Maggiora
You started the international success story Toy Room with Jordan Rocca, Genarro Salerno and Corrado Mozzillo which is now in 7 cities all ov...
The Innovations that Revolutionized the Internet
The internet is constantly growing and evolving. It started off small, but now it’s so huge and lets us do so many different things that for...
The Power of Design Thinking in Ecommerce
It’s more useful to think of technology adapting to human need than the other way around. Take online shoppers, for example. By now, most ad...
Latest News On The Funding Of European Startups
For a startup to survive the cold, harsh world of business, you're going to need a solid idea, an interested audience, a user base which gro...
Mobile Phone Payments – The Future of Payments
With instances of fraud at an all-time high, it’s no wonder that consumers are seeking ways to protect themselves. Banks and credit unions a...
Online Sales Success and E-Commerce Solutions: A Match Made in Virtual Heaven
The online sales community is one of the fastest growing industries in the world and some experts believe that it will one day overtake its ...
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Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club
On Wednesday 4thJuly I had the great opportunity to be invited to the 8th annual Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club. The British Grand Prix is one of ...
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With his routes in Colombia and the son of a surgeon, artist Cesar Biojo had swapped his idea of becoming a chemist in for a paint brush when entering college a...
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Portraits of East London street performers
Freelancer and fashion photographer Nir Sarig, originally from Israel but now living in London, recently took portraits of East London street performers. He say...
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‘Jai Guru Deva Om’ Phil needed to calm the fuck down. He had just wished a person a lovely weekend despite it only being Wednesday. No sleep for him tonight. P...
Smiley Chops
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Little Architecture makes a big impression
It’s a simple rule; everything is always cuter when it’s miniature. This rule applies to Emily Boutard’s mini architecture pieces, which displays various ty...
Abstract Figurative Paintings by Wendy Ng
Wendy Ng has a beautiful collection combining the elegance of nature and women. Abstract and colorful, elements from flowers and leaves decorate the faces and b...
Sleeping Beauties Take Refuge on Rooftops
Sleeping beauties and sleeping giants alike come together in Ella & Pitr's murals. Characters sleep atop roofs, cuddling up with the cement walls after wear...
Death of a F*ckboy
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Cultural “hidden smiles” photographed across Vietnam
It's arguable that smiling is the most universal gesture known to man. How we smile, however, is something that caught the eye of French photographer Réhahn wh...
Photographer Captures Stormtroopers In The Trials Of Everyday Life
It’s a tough life being a Stormtrooper – you’re an unwilling villain at the beck and call of a maniacal mouth-breather and to top it all off you’re actually not...
