Tom May is a writer and editor at Creative Boom. He specializes in AI, technology, and design, with a strong focus on arts and entertainment, photography, and consumer tech. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as Kerrang!, T3, and TechRadar.
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The sun is shining, the type industry is buzzing, and the latest fonts are by no means playing it safe. We check out the most interesting releases of July 2026....
By: Tom May
The JAIKU founder has helped brands from Glossier to the British Library find their story. Now, finally, she's learned to apply the same thinking to herself.
By: Tom May
A new, expanded Taschen edition of 'Fullmoon' highlights a clever technique you can use in your own night photography.
The Japanese artist's new show highlights how the slowest, most stubborn part of photography sometimes says more than the camera ever could.
Tom May is a long-time writer for the News and Tribune who can be reached at [email protected]
By: Tom May
A split-second shot from overhead transforms an everyday fishing net into something close to a gallery painting
By: Tom May
How do you judge an image from a war against an image of a goat? Leica's 2026 shortlist puts them on the same page
By: Tom May
Some might see that as a problem for documentary work, but I'd argue it's actually a sign of success
The JAIKU Storytelling Summit lands in London this September, bringing founders, marketers and creative leaders together to ask whether narrative still has the power to change things.
Creative freelancers lay bare the trade-offs of going it alone.
