The designer talks us through his recent projects and why design “can be clear, beautiful and full of wit at the same time”. We often hear that a person’s childhood surroundings have a great impact… Read More »‘Beauty and visual impact are essential’: Hokuto Kudo on why the visual experience is never an afterthought
Last year I delighted in the wonderful interpretive visual ping-pong matches on PRINT—52 weekly conversations between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose 2Craigs project resulted in a book featured on the PRINT Book… Read More »The Daily Heller: Two Craigs Will Work for Food and Fun
Photo: Dan Mills Four days of doom metal, mosh pits and dinosaurs taught me more about creative renewal than any design conference ever has. When I was a teenager, I’ll admit: I went a fair… Read More »My weekend at metal festival Bloodstock reminded me why creatives need to step outside their comfort zone
Marina and her team have overhauled the identity of one of Europe’s most respected music venues, and it’s inspired by American composer John Cage. We find out more. The Muziekcentrum De Bijloke in Ghent is… Read More »Pentagram’s Marina Willer celebrates music as an art form in new work for De Bijloke
Who said Less is More? With Karlssonwilker, More Is More. At this weird, scary moment in design history, when AI promises to do everything instantaneously (“just upload your product link and you’ll get a complete… Read More »They Found the Identity for Calder Gardens
The way we commune to watch movies has drastically changed over the last decade. The streaming industry has flipped the media viewing experience on its head, promoting solitary watching on small, personal screens from the… Read More »The Historic ALEX Theatre Restores Its Cinematic Roots for ‘The Odyssey’