Art direction & set design, Miguel Morte Working across still life, collage and mixed media, the London-based Polish photographer is drawn to details that feel “slightly off, slightly magical”. It started with a friend’s Sony… Read More »Karolina Burlikowska photographs cherries in brandy glasses and flowers through rain – finding joy in nature and contrast
She uses real paintbrushes, real pens and real pigments to create images that slip from reality into dreams and beyond. When Maki Yamaguchi created her first portrait illustration for The Drift magazine, she was pleased… Read More »There’s a spirit in everything and Maki Yamaguchi is vividly bringing them to life
Delfina Hoxha is the founder of Little Language Models, an information architecture consultancy in Vienna. She has influenced big and small decisions that led to exceptional user experiences for universities, libraries, and global tech brands. Delfina writes a weekly… Read More »What Matters to Delfina Hoxha
I’ve been early summer cleaning and have unearthed some old, yellowing newspapers from my folks (and, yeah, a few that were mine). I have to admit, I’ve been getting a little lost not only in… Read More »Stop the Presses: Newspaper Club Debuts a Custom Typeface
W.A. Dwiggins had passion for spine design. He knew that most bookstores sold their wares spine out on the shelves, and that as beautiful as his covers might be, the first sight a buyer would… Read More »The Daily Heller: W.A. Dwiggins’ Spinal Taps
artist portrait. Photography by Brian Lockyer The London-based artist draws on archival imagery and a nomadic upbringing to create work that feels unfamiliar and impeccably handmade. Born in Belarus, raised in Estonia, and having spent… Read More »How Jana Frost uses collage and set-building to explore time, symbolism and the subconscious