Winston Hacking’s “tonermorphs” are kaleidoscopic clay creatures created to push images as far as they can

Enter Yoffdog’s graphic worlds of textural maximalism

Madeleine LeBrun’s uncanny clay illustrations are inspired by insects, folk art and 90s kids TV

Illustrator Andrew Groves channels his weird and wonderful style into wood carving

Hudson Christie’s illustration trickery uses depth to create textured, flat pieces

Uncover the restorative potential of Khaled Chamma’s gestural, flowing works

Kenichi Kuromaru on finding unique expression in optical illusions, simple shapes and mixing alphabets

Colin J. Radcliffe’s ceramic renditions of queer relationships are full of playful tenderness

Anna Ridler offers a bitesize lesson in what machine learning actually is

Alyson Petruncio reimagines the existential dread of childhood through splendid coloured pencils

Kyle Bean's tactile simulacrums are brought to life with wit and precision

When in Floam: Patty Spyrakos sculpts relief paintings using a kid’s science kit

Anthony Burrill and Oswin Tickler showcase the “abstract nature of type” with creative code