Bus Sign by Applied Systems Looking for type inspiration this summer? Then check out our curated selection of the month’s most compelling new releases. July is hotting up to be a season of typographic creativity,… Read More »The best new typefaces for July by leading foundries and designers
In an unmissable and emotional session for members of The Studio, Google’s Andrew Thomas explained why belief, collaboration and respect are the secret ingredients for nurturing truly contagious creative ideas. In an era where creatives… Read More »‘Belief is contagious’: Google’s Andrew Thomas on nurturing creative ideas
They work with everyone from central banks to creatives, so this smart consultancy needed a brand that felt clear, confident and creatively in tune. The result? A flexible new identity that makes sense of all… Read More »Makosch gets a thoughtful rebrand by 20(SOMETHING) that reimagines finance for a new generation
The ‘Golden Age’ was the Golden Age because magazines were phenomenal then—all editors were firing on all cylinders, and everybody was the competition. Graydon Carter I’m a writer and the former deputy editor of Vanity… Read More »The Going Was Very, Very Good | Graydon Carter
This just in from Roger Law, the co-creator and master caricaturist of the Spitting Image satiric puppet hit U.K. television show, which originally ran from 1984–1996. He writes in a recent email, “We are doing… Read More »The Daily Heller: Spitting Image Skewers MAGAman, Putin, Paddington and More
If you were in New York City on July 8th, gazing out onto the Hudson River, you might have seen a giant inflatable pigeon floating on by. While most New Yorkers are desensitized to pigeon… Read More »No, it Wasn’t a Fever Dream: There was a Giant Pigeon in New York City This Week