Strategies from creatives on how to get unstuck and move forward in your work.
Our speakers at the 2020 99U Conference explored the theme of The Creative Self with insight, wit, and compassion. Here's a look at the keynotes, master classes, and workshops from our first virtual 99U Conference, filmed at a production studio in Brooklyn and in our speakers' homes across the world.
With nods to Olivia Laing and Edward Hopper, here's how solitude can turn us into keen observers and fuel creativity.
“Fake it until you make it” is the worst advice. Here’s how to regain confidence and clarity in your career instead.
The 99U team of contributors spans the globe: from illustrators in Italy, Spain, and South Africa, to writers in Australia, the US, and Germany, we have collaborators across four continents in eight countries. We asked a handful of our regular contributors for a glimpse into their current work spaces, home offices, and other unique setups, as they adjust to a new remote work landscape and creative work environment.
Noah Kalina, the photographer behind cult-loved books, a deeply respected art photography practice, and a viral video project that has amassed over 44 million views, opens up on his early days as an artist and his unlikely new medium.
The co-founder of Basecamp reflects on two decades of remote collaboration, giving advice on how to manage expectations during transition.
Managers across creative teams share their best practices to thoughtfully lead from afar.
We asked six creatives to reflect on what shapes their ambitions and determination.
Five tips to prevent injury and strain while creating work from cartoonist Kriota Willberg’s book, Draw Stronger.
Much like your creative practice, your response to stress and uncertainty is a work in progress. Rather than a quick fix, think of it as a discipline to hone. Here are concrete tips from by experts to ease your way to improvement.
Six creative leaders share how they set the scene for creative exchanges in the age of remote work and distributed teams.
