It’s tough for a commencement speaker to be inspiring to students graduating in a miserable job market, but writer Neil Gaiman manages to do so by reminding University Of The Arts students that creative systems “are in flux” and “nobody knows what the new rules are, so make up your own rules,” encouraging grads to redefine and innovate industries.

It's tough for a commencement speaker to be inspiring to students graduating in a miserable job market, but writer Neil Gaiman manages to do so by reminding University Of The Arts students that creative systems “are in flux” and “nobody knows what the new rules are, so make up your own rules,” encouraging grads to redefine and innovate industries. (Vimeo)