Did you miss last week’s PRINT Book Club. Catch up and watch the recording here. What happens when a legendary designer suddenly finds himself with nowhere to go, no clients calling, and nothing but time?… Read More »PRINT Book Club Recap: The Art of Starting Over with Mirko Ilić
Anouk Beckers has thoughts on commercial fashion magazines. The Amsterdam-based artist has noticed that despite being all about clothing, materials, and what we wear, the form of magazines themselves are glaringly bereft of any sort… Read More »Investigating ‘Booklook,’ a Wearable Book Series That Interrogates the Fashion Industry
Two years after its campaign went viral, VisitOSLO and local agency NewsLab are at it again, bringing back their deadpan local for a sequel. Only this time, it’s a Christmas horror musical. When cheap flights… Read More »Oslo’s grumpiest resident is back – and this time he’s singing
This is a tale of discovery—and uncovering the work of a modern Israeli international designer who, were it not for design research, would have remained unknown. It is always a treat to find a forgotten… Read More »The Daily Heller: An Israeli Modernist Uncovered
The Brighton studio has crafted an identity centred around a ‘Human Verified’ mark. And it looks very much like a security hologram. The idea is you instantly know a real human gave their permission. About… Read More »Can a trust mark keep your face out of AI? UnitedUs thinks so with its rebrand for Twinnin
Inspired by awkward crops, harsh flash, blurred faces and unexpected details, the graphic designer recreates overlooked images lurking inside second-hand listings for his project Is This Still Available? When you move house, there are a… Read More »Casey Roarty digs through Facebook Marketplace listings and transforms his findings into art