Last year, we visited the East London studio of American painter Phil Hale, to talk about creativity, entropy, and the precise quality of paint.

Continuing our series of interviews, we visited the South London home of South African photographer Trevor Appleson, to talk about portraiture, story telling, and art as therapy.

Continuing our self-explanatory series of interviews, we stopped by the East London studio of painter Clive Hodgson, sitting down to discuss how a painting begins life, the quality of engaging art, and the real meaning of an artist’s signature.

Best known for his performances in Killing Eve, The English Game, Indian Summers, and The Inbetweeners, Henry Lloyd-Hughes has become a familiar presence on our screens, establishing himself as an actor of considerable talent.

We asked our Creative Director Michael Hill for a selection of his favourite pieces from our current season.

Last year, we visited BP Award-winning artist Charlie Schaffer in his Brighton studio, to discuss his unique approach to portraiture.

A new series featuring - you guessed it - artists, wearing Drake's shirts, at work in their studios. Last year we visited the studio of etcher Nick Richards, on the bank of the River Thames.

A friend and customer of Drake’s, Robbie Collin is best known as chief film critic at the Daily Telegraph, and as one of the most prominent voices in British film criticism right now.

A new series featuring - you guessed it - artists, wearing Drake's shirts, at work in their studios. Last year we visited the studios of some of our favourite artists, to chat about the creative process. First up, abstract painter, Sherman Mern Tat Sam.