Katy Cowan is a Journalist and Editor at Creative Boom. She focuses on themes such as beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and design, while also championing emerging talent and giving a voice to the underrepresented. Katy's work has been featured in Mediastreet.ie, Creative Boom, and The Times Dispatch.
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Katy's focus is primarily on design and art, with a notable emphasis on local talent and independent creatives. She seems to be interested in covering unique stories related to design trends, creative identities, and artistic expressions.
Given her interest in independent artists and designers, she may be open to pitches that highlight innovative or unconventional art/design projects or events taking place within Manchester or the UK. Connecting her with local artists for interviews or features could resonate well with her coverage themes.
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Two years after its divisive rebrand, Jaguar has unveiled Type 01, an all-electric GT. We look at its Impossible Panel, colours and why the leaper is back.
By: Katy Cowan
NB Studio's Alan Dye on 29 years, starting again and why design needs more joy
By: Katy Cowan
A new event in Shrewsbury has a name that hints at the market town's problem for designers: nothing happens here, and no one knows where it is. We find out more.
By: Katy Cowan
On San Francisco's waterfront, 10 established artists get free studios and, in return, teach 20 emerging ones.
Altra and Brandnation cast four runners aged 75 to 85, with a combined age of 321, as the heroes of a campaign shot by Rankin for a much younger audience.
By: Katy Cowan
Strategy hires, mergers up North, and craft everywhere you look. Here are October's biggest movers and shakers, and what they tell us about where the creative industry is heading next.
Brighton studio UnitedUs has built Twinnin a new identity led by a hologram-style Human Verified mark, so people can licence their face to AI or defend it.
Creative Boom's founding editor returns to Adobe MAX for the first time since 2015. Here's what changed in between, and what to expect in Miami.
By: Katy Cowan
Founder Ryan Claydon was scrolling through one of our regular Instagram posts when he noticed the designer's work.
By: Katy Cowan
Apple's streaming service has rebranded for the first time since launch. Created with TBWA\Media Arts Lab, the new identity is full of ripples made by sound. We find out more.
