There’s a moment in the mobile book Breathe where your phone ceases to work. The screen freezes, the camera wigs…
If designer-household-namery were based on the quality of work, Will Burtin would be up there with the greats of the…
In 2016, the Museum of Modern Art in New York acquired 176 miniature drawings of faces, objects, and abstract places,…
A few years back, as independent book cover designers Anne Jordan and Mitch Goldstein were discussing their work at Cranbrook…
Theo Deutinger is an optimist, though it’d be easy to assume otherwise. The multi-hyphenate designer, who runs a Vienna-based studio…
What does “design for dissent” in 2018 entail? What are its responsibilities, aims, and aspirations? A new book published by…
The human body is a contradiction. It’s simultaneously fascinating, grotesque, familiar, and unexpected. Though artists have used the human form…
Of all the men you’d consider to be insecure, Craig Oldham is not one of them. Having graduated just under…
It’s a rare treat to find a studio whose work feels so entirely their own—consistent, thoughtful, yet full of those…
Sidestepping the brash exterior of much of the 1980s design in the UK, one publication quietly challenged the status quo,…
For most electricity consumers, where energy actually comes from and the workers behind its production are entirely unknown. Recognizing this,…
The Kippenberger Challenge is an open invitation for artists and designers to equal the German artist Martin Kippenberger’s average printed…
