Hello, and welcome to this week’s Design Diary, a collection of five projects from across the world that have impressed us…
Words by Emily Gosling
Published onJuly 20th, 2018
I am having a conversation with the stars. I am listening to human perceptions of otherworldliness, and drawing a map…
You can teach yourself just about anything on the internet. But, speaking as someone who still hasn’t mastered French braids…
Independent magazine-makers have always reacted to the times. Paul Gorman, author of The Story of The Face, and co-curator of Print! Tearing…
Every occasion—indeed, every day—demands a fresh pair of socks. Here, we present a drawer-full of uber designer-worthy socks to help…
Name: High Hope Designers: Fraser Muggeridge in collaboration with typography workshop participants Foundry: Fraser Muggeridge Studio Release Date: June 2018…
We ask the world’s top designers and illustrators to answer 13 questions and create a visual response to one of…
When Apple’s iOS10 update introduced predictive emoji in 2016, most users were charmed by its somewhat helpful—and often entertaining—image-for-word swap…
A few years after graduating from school, Marleigh Culver found herself working as a designer for a startup where she…
Near the start of Edie Fake’s newest comic collection there are a series of instructional cooking illustrations: a chicken being…
Na Kim is a senior designer at Farrar Straus & Giroux and a freelance book cover designer who first caught…
It’s not easy to describe what Tin & Ed do, but “playfulness” is a word that crops up a lot in…
Name: Good Sans Designer: Kenneth Knutsen Foundry: Good Type Foundry Release Date: June 2018 Back Story: In the snowy Oslo…
There’s a silver handprint on the brown, nondescript cover of 4 Fragments, comic artist Viktor Hachmang’s latest release with publisher Landfill Editions.…
Welcome to London! Or at least, our London City Guide, the first of AIGA’s city-specific editorial packages examining what it’s…
As with any city, London life isn’t all rosy. The streets, believe it or not, are neither paved with gold,…
A brief rundown of some of the most influential and revered studios that formed in the English capital, and still…
A brief and by no means exhaustive list of a few of the most famous, formative, and influential projects birthed…
A mini Where Designers Work-style peek into two leading London studios: Wolff Olins and Pentagram. Wolff Olins …
London is renowned for the breadth and sheer number of art and design schools, from University of the Arts London…
Sure, London, you’ve got yer Pentagram, yer Wolff Olins, yer big-studio big-guns. But the beauty of such a creative hubbub…
The old cliche about being tired of London meaning being tired of life is there for a reason: while NYC…
Ed note: None of these people actually exist. These are fictional characters in no way aligned to the agencies…
In 2018, co-working doesn’t stand for collaboratively working or even collectively working. Today, it’s a sign-on-the-dotted-line arrangement where one warm…
It’s easy to spot a Will Bryant piece—look for the colors, the cut-out shapes, the Memphis-inspired irreverence, and the strange…
Snow covers the peaks surrounding the Glarus valley on the Northern fringes of the Swiss Alps. A string of villages…
