Artist and illustrator Marylou Faure answers questions from our community about building and balancing a career across two very different parts of the industry

Rather than having set rates, Filippos has a dynamic pricing system for the graphic design work he creates. Explore the different factors he considers and see what he’s charged in the past here.

Studio NARI founder Caterina Bianchini answers questions about her career as an award-winning art director in our new video series

3D artist Harriet Davey tells us how she prices her projects for clients in our new series where pricing transparency is the name of the game.

Hours and hours are lost as a job seeker applying for roles that don’t specify a salary range or rate. We explore the motivation behind the creative industry’s “salary cloaking” habit.

Why and how has it become the norm that junior roles in the creative industry require two or more years of experience?

Often, the worry that something might not go 100% to plan holds us back from putting ourselves or our work out there, but in creativity and in careers, that approach rarely pays off.

Graduating into a pandemic and moving back home to live with your parents may draw criticism from others, but Sinead Taylor is proving the doubters wrong with her flying freelance career.

At just 22 years old, the Its Nice That Extra Nice Fund recipient, Somerset House Young Producer, Race Zine founder and club night guru has amassed some incredible early success, but it’s not all been plain sailing.

When Abraham Asefaw was removed from his Deanship at Cannes Lions, the "most diverse" place at the festival yet again had an all-white leadership.

In the first episode of our new limited series, illustrator Holly St Clair talks about their evolving relationship with failure, how it links with learning and the special kind of failure that job hunting brings.

Design Interns Club is an initiative that creates a space for anonymous reviews of internships around the globe. Here’s what we've learned from their first-ever report.

Migrants to the UK regularly find that their hard work isn't equally rewarded, so Isaac Izekor feels that its time for diaspora communities to evolve their approach to building new legacies.

Free pitching is a system that fundamentally undermines the value of creative work, but this week a restaurant couldn't resist a slice of the action

Tired of being told that instead of pay, you’ll get experience in return for your work, while also hearing that you’re not experienced enough to be paid?

Building and nurturing a network that serves your needs and generates leads.

The School of Visual Arts student whose stirring commissioned illustrations are balanced by an impactful, personal body of work

Watch our passionate debate on unpaid internships as part of the London Design Festival on demand now