Malcolm Thorndike Nicholson
Malcolm is a writer and filmmaker living in Brooklyn. He covers topics in film, literature, philosophy, science and LGBTQ issues. His work has appeared in The New Republic, VICE, Narratively, and Art in America, among other publications. He is currently finishing an MFA in directing at Brooklyn College. Website: https://mt-nicholson.com

Veteran Scott Thompson's photography leads with curiosity
Photographer and Adobe Stock Contributor Scott Thompson’s portfolio, which largely focuses on veterans and servicemembers, is the result not just of being curious about people and their daily lives, but the trust that comes with building a relationship with your subjects.
10-07-2022

Talking with tiger sharks: Patrick Masse’s images bring us into conversation with the animal world
Creating simple, beautiful, and evocative images of 60,000-pound mammals like Humpback whales requires a photographer like Patrick Masse. He spoke to us about how he creates his work.
06-16-2022

Artist Lynne Hardy’s illustrations honor her family’s Navajo past, present, and future
Adobe Stock contributor and ADF recipient illustrator Lynne Hardy’s scenes of daily life, vast southwest landscapes or traditional Navajo crafts are inspired by and convey a feeling of Hózhó.
03-23-2022

Wiji Lacsamana’s whimsical world of Filipino beliefs, personal rituals, and heritage
Interview with Wiji Lacsamana, an ADF recipient 2021. Discussing their background, inspirations, and creative process.
01-25-2022

Years of video: Adobe Stock reaches 20 million videos
Adobe Stock surpassed 20 million videos. Even if each video were five seconds long, it would still take someone 190 years to watch everything.
03-17-2021

How to create new typefaces: Two design pros share their process
The development and design of typography is driven as much by available technology as it is by artistic motive. Serifs, for example, are believed to ...
09-25-2020

A Look Inside Box of Motion
The animations of Anastasia Shakutneva, also known as Box of Motion, have made her a popular artist on on Adobe Stock. Looking through her collection, ...
05-22-2020

Opening the Window with Movement Response
“Window” is a resilient word with a curious etymology. It’s derived from the old Norse word vindauga, which translates roughly to “wind eye.” It replaced ...
05-13-2020

Jake’s World in Motion
A still from motion graphics work by Jake in Motion.
03-11-2020

Handmade Design in a Digital World
It might seem like decades ago, but it was only around 2014 that Normcore was the design trend on everyone’s mind. Fashion designers like Marc ...
02-26-2020

Look Don’t Touch: The Rise of Drone Footage
When Jacques Cousteau’s “Le Monde du Silence” was released in 1956, it brought audiences into a world few had experienced before: the deep sea. By ...
02-12-2020

Environmental Documentary Captures the Gamut of Our Climate-Conscious Times
2019 might mark the year history remembers as a turning point in how we collectively think about climate change.
01-27-2020