Laura Callaghan illustrates RBG, Angela Davis, Malala and more for Feminist Oracles
The Laurence King project plays with the idea of divination cards, providing inspirational advice from 50 of the most iconic women in history.
Goto Source Site In his new book, Daniel Stier invites the viewer to take a second glance at the city
The photographer, based between London and Germany, has launched a compelling series that emphasises the destruction and chaos found in London.
Goto Source Site Dn&co adds warmth and humanity to its identity for Showhere with Hollie Fuller’s charming illustrations
The company, a new subsidiary of the design studio, aims to help the real estate sector present their projects in a more compelling and adaptable way.
Goto Source Site Hyunmin Kim tells stories through the merging of digital and analogue architectural landscapes
The Seoul-based illustrator starts with a story or emotion, then experimentally crafts a story imbued with deeper meaning.
Goto Source Site Jack Taylor on fine-tuning his practice and working more in the style of Ligne Claire comic artists
Inspired by the aesthetics of comics like The Adventures of Tintin, Jack’s most recent work embodies this genre of drawing completely.
Goto Source Site Why humour is so important in the creative world
At February’s Nicer Tuesdays, we explored the role of humour in the industry with illustrator Min Heo and Blink Industries’ head of comedy, Charlie Perkins.
Goto Source Site Grace Helmer’s new comic is a wonky journey through space and time
Stepping away from her usual autobiographical works, Grace Helmer tells us about her new comic which applies her illustrative style to a more philosophical storyline.
Goto Source Site Bettina Pittaluga talks us through her considerate and caring photography practice
Ever since the French-Uruguayan photographer picked up a camera, she’s been adding to her portfolio replete with intimate relationships and stories.
Goto Source Site Exploring the treasure trove that is 2wice’s online visual archive by Pentagram’s Abbott Miller
A new website celebrates the designer’s 30 years of magazines for the esteemed arts foundation, with 700 images digitally preserved and explorable for the first time.
Goto Source Site Stefy Loret de Mola graphically visualises cycles of depression, personality types and self-recognition
The Chicago-based designer discusses the juggle between freelancing, personal work, mental and physical health.
Goto Source Site D&AD’s free night school Shift partners with Google to go global and online
Aimed at emerging creatives without a university-level degree, the free course will expand to three more cities and go digital, with the ultimate goal to diversify the industry’s talent pipeline.
Goto Source Site Do you believe in aliens? Aryo Toh Djojo asks this very question in his surrealist airbrush paintings
The LA-based artist first picked up an airbrush a year ago, and since then he’s been creatively pursuing his interests in UFOs.
Goto Source Site Vimeo series Stories in Place returns, this time backed by Mailchimp and centring on Black filmmakers
The collection of films sees the filmmakers capture the “behind-the-counter” stories of their favourite Black-owned small businesses, spanning from New Jersey to Nairobi to Peckham Rye.
Goto Source Site Riffing off Chinatown staples, Gabrielle Widjaja adds a stylistic spin to reflexology posters, Hongbaos and more
The Brooklyn-based artist merges graphic design and illustration in an exploration of her Chinese diasporic identity.
Goto Source Site A New Angle: Photography duo Amit and Naroop on the lack of colour behind the lens
Sharing their hard-earned experience and advice from within the advertising and commercial portraiture worlds, the duo discuss the lack of representation in the sector and their work to support aspiring creatives of colour.
Goto Source Site The history of Snake: How the Nokia game defined a new era for the mobile industry
After launching in 1997 on the Nokia 6110, Snake quickly became a phenomenon. The game’s developer Taneli Armanto discusses its origin and digital legacy.
Goto Source Site Behind the mascot, the poster and kits: How the 1990 Italian World Cup flagged a new era for football
Why has Italia 90 claimed such a huge stake in both designers’ and football fans’ hearts, and how did a 31-year-old event change the “beautiful game” for the modern era?
Goto Source Site Changing the practice of dining at home: the creative determination of Momofuku Ando and instant noodles
Against the backdrop of food shortages in Japan following the Second World War, a businessman wanted to create an easy alternative for ramen. With no culinary experience and only basic tools to hand, he changed the face of at-home dining.
Goto Source Site The stuff we’re made of: What elevates certain designs to iconic status?
This week we’re telling the origin stories of three creative legacies. Here, by way of introduction, we try to figure out why certain ideas and objects have become so deeply entrenched in our cultural consciousness.
Goto Source Site Roy Mehta on documenting the rich multiculturalism of Brent between 1989-93
Shot around 20 years ago, the London-based photographer’s book – published by Hoxton Mini Press – bears great relevance to today.
Goto Source Site What’s in store for the future of Arabic visual culture? Archief Cairo on communicating across borders
Meet the Cairo-based collective capturing the city and its ancient typographic through all five senses.
Goto Source Site Remembering Milton Glaser: an esteemed panel honours the graphic design legend in online event
Featuring his Push Pin Studio co-founders Seymour Chwast and Reynold Ruffins, as well as Steven Heller and Ellen Lupton, the event hosted by The Cooper Union will discuss his life and legacy.
Goto Source Site “Behind every photo and every word there is a story”: Anna Adamo reveals the personal truths behind her works
While documenting the subcultures and people around her, the Italian photographer reveals the more intimate stories of her past.
Goto Source Site The Climate Crisis Font shrinks in response to Arctic sea ice data
The OpenType variable font by Daniel Coull and Eino Korkala is currently being used by the Nordics’ largest newspaper Helsingin Sanomat to visualise the effects of climate change.
Goto Source Site Oikawa Mayuki builds a “lyrical and strange world” purposefully designed to confuse the audience
The Japanese illustrator adds eery details and repetitive lines to every illustration, in turn evoking a sense of disorientation.
Goto Source Site Studio Kiösk uses reference and diversion as its tools of choice
The Paris-based design studio on using everyday objects and accumulated images as the starting point of its projects.
Goto Source Site Susan Meiselas’s new book Eyes Open features 23 photography projects for curious kids
The Magnum president’s latest book reinterprets her cult classic Learn to See for young people.
Goto Source Site Claudia Rubín on designing at pace for The New York Times Magazine
Having landed her dream role, the graphic designer tells us what it’s like to work for such a dynamic and high-speed publication.
Goto Source Site Karabo Poppy Moletsane and Jasmina El Bouamraoui create a suite of customisable symbols for Wiki’s 20th birthday
The illustrators build a set of 101 symbols, each representing different areas of knowledge, cultures and celebrations for the free encyclopaedia’s anniversary.
Goto Source Site Explore the black and white streets of Hey Mady, where you never know which way the story will turn
Storytelling is at the heart of the Philippines-based illustrator’s work. Find out more about her complex architectural series of drawings below.
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