Frith Kerr compares graphic design created for art to “a vase for flowers.” The graphics, she says, are a vessel.…
Design writing may tend towards the hyperbolic, but we feel pretty confident proclaiming that Jamie Reid’s ’70s graphics ripped up…
We ask the world’s top designers and illustrators to answer 13 questions and create a visual response to one of…
Flying in the face of the idea that you should never play with your food—and that websites should be functional…
Hello, and welcome to Design Diary. This week’s edition is a special little number, in which we’ve chosen a…
Independent magazine-makers have always reacted to the times. Paul Gorman, author of The Story of The Face, and co-curator of Print! Tearing…
Nestled in the traditionally unglamorous environs of Peckham, southeast London (where the biggest claim to fame for many people is…
Eschewing the usual “print, editorial, get in touch” wording of most designer’s bios, London-based Paula Minelgaitė describes herself as “concerned…
Rectangles drift downwards on a darkened screen like paper flyers floating in a starless galaxy. The first depicts a cyborg…
“Make New History” seems to be a nice underpinning for the bold, striking, and rigorous aesthetic favored by London-based studio…
Studio Crême is a young London-based studio that, like its Francophile name, boasts a certain, well, je ne sais quoi. The story…
