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Kathryn Molenaar shares why you have to quit to move up, what it took to pull off The Summer I Turned Pretty, and how she makes a living by building and blowing things up.
He is most famous for his vacuum design, but it is his wildly imaginative outlook on the world that is the most inspiring.
Step inside Stick with Me Sweets in Soho and you might mistake it for a jewel-box art gallery, at least until the scent of cocoa gives you away. Susanna Yoon, founder and head chocolatier, shares how she blends the rigor of a Michelin-starred kitchen with the imagination of an artist.
How Hector leads his team, why joy and creativity are strategic levers, and how making things with pencils, pixels, and AI gives him meaning.
Double Chicken Please is one of America’s most famous cocktail bars, and it started out as a mobile bar in the back of founder GN Chan’s 1977 camper. Here, he shares what it took to create cocktails that are about more than just drinking.
Leopoldo Gout is relentlessly curious, creative, and overly generous. And he tells himself stories in order to live. Here, he shares why he moves between disciplines, how he works with memory, and what he does when he finds a good story.
Here, artist and court illustrator Isabelle Brourman shares how she structures her workdays around New York’s high-profile court cases.
Suff Syed, the Head of Design, at Microsoft Research, shares how he has always marched to the beat of his own drum in his career and creative thinking.
From his home base in London, James Cook has “typed” everything from a picture of London’s Royal Albert Hall to its Battersea Power Station. Here, he shares what he sees when he looks at a keyboard, and how that transforms into artwork quite like nothing else.
To stand you, you have to do what no one else is doing. Sounds simple, but it ain’t easy.
Russ Moore and Allison Hopelain are partners in business, as well as in life. It is in this way that they can do everything a little differently from the rest of us.
For Perry, drawing isn’t just an art form – it’s a language he’s been learning, stretching, and reinventing since childhood. Here is how he brings his big idea to life on the page.
Ashley Barnhill was a rising star in comedy when a freak accident nearly ended her life. Now she’s rewriting her story—with dark jokes, sci-fi twists, and steel in her skull.
The outspoken New York City restaurateur shares how creativity and design are vital to his work.
The nendo founder and prolific designer shares how he and his team redesigned the TGV for these modern times.
The brilliant Japanese artist, on what she has learned after from a lifetime of making polka dot art in every imaginable (and unimaginable) forms.
Colleen Morris-Glennon shares how growing up in Jamaica influenced her to pursue design; why the world needs creativity to inspire joy; and what it took to pull off season 2 of Industry under tight constraints.
The longest-serving Pentagram partner has reimagined his role as he continues to make a significant impact on his team.
The iconic American singer and storyteller shares how he was able to make hit after hit after hit.
Here, the Canadian artist explores how to live intentionally through art and exploration in a world where nothing makes sense.
Artist John Donohue draws the same thing every day. Here’s what it does for his creativity.
The founder of SNL, on how to manage brilliant, high maintenance people, why fatigue is good for the creative process, and how many funny people there actually are in the world.
Tokarz moved to L.A. to become a painter. But he became one of Hollywood’s best production designers instead.
The Wide Eye team went above and beyond to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime project that supported a new vision for America.
Anne Seibel reveals creative lessons from working as production designer on Emily in Paris.
