Around ten years ago, designer Dominic Hofstede witnessed the induction of veteran practitioners Alistair Morrison and Geoff Digby into the…
Words of protest fill the checkered streets. A woman lies sick in bed; she doesn’t have access to the healthcare…
Lush, five-color, screen printed fabrics depicting burgeoning flora and fauna seem an unlikely product to emerge from wartime Sweden, but…
It’s remarkable how a graphic style that emerged 100 years ago from a backdrop of political turmoil, seismic societal shifts,…
To celebrate the centennial of Japanese animation, the National Film Center at The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo has…
The late British designer and typographer Jock Kinneir and his former student Margaret Calvert revolutionized the visual language of the…
Posters are capable of many things: informing, instructing, decorating, forbidding, revealing your teenage Socialist leanings (raise your hand if you had a Che Guevara…
Away from the vast studios and huge budgets of animation behemoths like Disney in the U.S., or Studio Ghibli in…
One born in Tokyo in 1929, the other in Detroit in 1938, Awazu Kiyoshi and Ed Fella may seem worlds apart,…
In our heady post-internet days, we live in a world of perpetual motion, where video and animation are the norm…
“Surface. Texture. Form. Line. Color. Only words, until an artist uses them.” “When you risk becoming an artist, you risk…
An exhibition doesn’t have to be a big blockbuster to be a smash hit. Take this mighty month-long pop-up installation…
A hugely powerful poster presents a sick, forlorn man in pyjamas, staring listlessly from his hospital bed. Slicing the image…
This is the second in a series of satirical pieces in which we invite our contributors to—lovingly, respectfully, but absolutely…
Back in February, EoD’s Madeleine Morley spoke with designer Kimberly Varella about recent work she’d produced through her L.A.-based studio…
As an editorial resident here at AIGA, I spend heaps of time on the internet scouring social media and websites for the…
“In the ’90s, if you had any connection to the Beastie Boys, it meant you were cool…even if you weren’t.”…
Visitors to the first half of the documenta 14 program in Athens, Greece have wandered the streets with bewilderment while…
Since 2014, the International Poster Competition Mut zur Wut (meaning “courage to rage” in German) has been flagging and championing political…
Sven Tillack is a designer who advocates taking things slowly. His work could be seen as a testament to this—all…
Name: Nara Sans Designer: Andrej Krátky, with Slávka Pauliková, Nikola Djurek, and Marko Hrastovec Foundry: Typotheque Release Date: April 2017 Back story:…
Victoria Lomasko is many things: illustrator, activist, visual journalist, and sometimes a metaphorical “hunter who traced a bear.” Her bear analogy…
Name: Coorg Kannada Family Designer: Ramakrishna Saiteja Foundry: Indian Type Foundry Release Date: Pending Back Story: 23-year-old Saiteja of Bangalore, India, is this year’s Society of…
I hate soccer; the low moan of broadcasted sport, the baffling prominence it takes in “news” bulletins, the general boorishness.…
Since graduating from SVA, designer Anthony Zukofsky has been on a whirlwind tour of some of the most desirable companies,…
Post-school, it’s not often that you’re afforded an excuse to plumb the depths of a topic like color theory or…
