Creative Boom

Director and filmmaker Gregg Masuak studied at film school and started his career as a cameraman before deciding to direct. He has recently launched his first project - a short film called FireBall... Read what he has to say about himself here...

If you're looking for some inspiration this Autumn, look no further than the Twisted Cabaret Festival. Following the highly successful London Burlesque Week attended by Creative Boom earlier in the year...

It was a glorious sunny evening when Tigz and I rocked up to Vintage at Goodwood in West Sussex last Thursday. We were there to experience a festival celebrating five decades of British cool, from the 40s through to the 80s...

Entrepreneur and organisation guru Scott Belsky takes time out his busy schedule to answer a few questions. He gives us the low down on his new book, and what inspired him to create Behance 'the creative professional's platform'.

I recently became a cougar. It didn’t last long but I got a great new skincare regime out of it. He was barely 20 I am ‘approaching middle age’ at 31. We met at a party (it was dark). It was in the depth of winter and there was a lot of snow so we did most of our courting in my flat...

Creative Boom caught up with two of the lovely folk behind Wet Paint Productions, the company that promotes street art with in Brighton. They discuss the state of graf today, running your own business, and the reasons for their success.

I have a big bum. It’s not a secret (something this large can't be). A taxi driver in Spain was the first to articulate it with the once heard never forgotten line: “Girl with the ample ass, you need a taxi?”...

Wet Paint Productions are hosting several workshops this summer for children of varying ages. Following on from their famed graffiti expose 'The beautiful and the canned', they aim to inspire and educate youngsters with a series of tutored sessions. Don't worry they'll also be providing a class for those of you who have always wanted to try your hand at spray can art, but just never got around to it.

Marc Remblance is a freelance web designer and developer from Macclesfield. 'Passionate, hard working and loyal', Marc is a good friend of my own business Boomerang and has worked on various clients across the UK, including Yamaha and National Tyres. He's obsessed with web design and is hugely creative in his field. We caught up with Marc to ask him a few questions...

I love fashion. I love clothes. And I love shopping. Nothing beats a new fashion season and all the excitement and anticipation that it brings. So you can imagine I spend quite a bit of time online, scouring the web for not only fashion bargains but inspiration to help me decide what's in and what's out...

I have discovered something. To be in fashion this season you don’t need to have the right bag, the right shoes, the right boyfriend or even go to the right places. The secret to nailing this seasons looks is at the tips of our fingers...

Marc Lewis is the person behind the School of Communication Arts in London. A place that isn't anything like a traditional school and has in fact turned education upside down. Instead, the School is more like a creative hub of a city advertising agency, doing the complete opposite of conventional learning and university education...