About Creative Future Issue #02:
Things slowly continue to move forward here at Creative Future and we are now, after three months of hard work, ready to present our second publication. In this second issue of Creative Future we’ve tried to set the bar a little higher, compared to our previous publication. We have not only reinforced the look, content and quality of our publication, we have also managed to include some even more interesting features, interviews and articles, all created to inspire and lift your creative spirits. We really feel like we have managed to go beyond what we have done before and break some new boundaries, by attacking the unfamiliar and unknown with new creative approaches. The Creative Future Project is constantly developing and it is once again a true honor to  present a publication we’re satisfied and proud of.

In this issue we’ve teamed up with the San Francisco based street-artist Aaron De La Cruz. As one of our times leading street artists you have probably come across one of Aaron’s very controversial, yet minimalistic designs or mural paintings before. Over the years he has been gaining some much deserved recognition and attention for his numerous mural paintings, design and exhibition worldwide, by staying consistent and sticking to his very minimalistic signature style. As our main-feature of Issue #2, we’ve not only had the chance to speak with Aaron De La Cruz on his art and the story behind it. We’ve also had the chance to work alongside him on a special 7 x 10 puzzle, all attached to each issue. Each puzzle is a part of a larger puzzle, forming one of Aaron’s signature patterns. The puzzle is hand painted by Aaron himself, all signed and hand numbered from 1 to 50.

Besides speaking with Aaron De La Cruz, we’ve also had the chance to interview and with Scandinavian street/contemporary artist HuskMitNavn, UK-based skateboarding photographer Jake Seal, alternative street-artist SpY and skateboard-illustrator Mark Rivard.

Latest Issue: Creative Future Issue #04

After eight months of hard work and lots of great and creative experiences, the fourth issue of The Creative Future Project has finally come together. Since June last year we have been busy creating what we believe is our most profound issue yet, and we are confident enough to say that this issue meets all of our creative principles and conceptual visions. With a willingness to learn we have not only attempted to engage within multidisciplinary parameters and practices of art and design, but also tried to develop our creative and artistic… [Read more]