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Deforestation uncovered: Who are the photographers in the Amazon?

Amazon deforestation is wrecking havoc on the region. And largely only due to dedicated and courageous photographers, do we know the specifics of what is occurring. In the late 20th century, movies wi

Is hiring a ghostwriter for your next book the new wave?

Publishing a book is the mark of true expertise in one’s field, and yet many don’t ever pick up the proverbial pen to do it. Author Joseph Epstein has said that approximately 81% of Americans feel the

How FirstBlood is helping global gamers go pro through the Dawn Protocol

It’s hard to get compensated to play competitive video games, and opportunity costs are not something many semi-pros can afford to neglect. One company, FirstBlood, aims to change all of this through

Jacob & Co. makes their mark by launching the first NFT luxury watch

Jacob & Co. will release their Epic SF24 Tourbillion World Time in Rose Gold one-of-one watch as an NFT on April 4 via ArtGrails. Click here to get it when it drops. Jacob & Co. is for t

Navigating the creative industry from the perspective of Black freelancer Emmanuel Whajah

Emmanuel Whajah — creative director, videographer, photographer — is making quite a name for himself and is effectively navigating the creative industry as a black freelancer. At 27, the G

It’s 2021: Can summer blockbusters survive streaming?

Godzilla Vs. Kong released this week in theaters and on HBO Max. I wasn’t a big fan of the previous film, “Godzilla: King of the Monsters.” But I thought that “Kong: Skull Island” was fantastic. This

What is creative responsibility? Yelda Ali tells us in her new book Outlet

Women’s History Month has officially ended. But we didn’t want to see it go without talking about Yelda Ali and her responsibility as a creative. A creator of all sorts and now a writer too, Yel

George Floyd isn’t on trial but humanity is: 3 takeaways from the courtroom

George Floyd may not be on trial, but it sure would sound like he is with the national media coverage. No, rather it is Derek Chauvin on trial for the murder of George Floyd. A fair trial was a luxury

Karen Zusman highlights the beauty and passion of the youth

As 2021’s Women’s History Month nears its end, we continue to admire incredible contributions made by women. The work and creativity of Karen Zusman, winner of this year’s Leica Women Foto Project Awa

Who are the photographers capturing a new Colombia?

Colombia is in a different state today than it was during the turbulent (and later glamorized) years in the 90s. Though while drug cartels may not have the same reach and influence, they still dominat