A new photo book documents the hospitality architecture behind the Iron Curtain. We all dream of staying in a luxurious hotel fit for royalty. Most of us settle for something half-decent, as long as it’s… Read More »Socialist Hotels: relive the concrete dreams of the Soviet era with these beautiful photos
From an industrial slab named after a hardness scale to a display face woven from memories of lace, this October brings a bumper crop of new typefaces. Is it that time already? The clocks have… Read More »The best new typefaces for October 2026
The creative lead at CESS has created a fun new Artphabet featuring 26 notable artists. It’s a testament to an artist’s talent that their paintings can be abstracted and remain recognisable. César Cid proves this… Read More »César Cid turns famous artists into letters in his playful alphabet series
Uncommon Creative Studio’s visual identity swaps corporate restraint for kinetic type. We find out more. For decades now, it feels like there’s been an unspoken rule about law firm branding. That these are serious institutions… Read More »Uncommon’s rebrand of global powerhouse White & Case ditches every law firm cliché
Drawing on the Future is a two-volume series that documents the Australian city’s underground music scene at the turn of the millennium. It may be hard to believe, but it’s been 26 years since we… Read More »Take a trip back to Perth’s rave scene in Simon Wright’s design retrospective
Halloween is a season of transformation, disguise, and storytelling—but what happens when we look beyond the costumes and consider the cultural meanings beneath them? In the latest installment of her ongoing PRINT series, design anthropologist… Read More »Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler.