The German graphic designer’s project is designed to feel unfinished. We’ve all got a place that’s dear to our heart, that we visited years ago, and which we have a clear picture of in our… Read More »André Britz draws dimly remembered landscapes, in a book held together with a pink elastic band
andstudio gives Berlin’s character design festival a brand new look, built entirely from type. From childhood, most of us will be familiar with seeing a man in the moon. When you analyse it logically, there’s… Read More »How two simple dots gave Pictoplasma a fresh personality for 2026
The campaigning charity is helping to expose how the UK pension system undervalues mothers who take time off work. The neon starburst is one of the most familiar graphic devices in retail. Loud, tacky-looking and… Read More »Pregnant Then Screwed subverts the conventions of retail design to highlight a vital gender issue
What comes next could reshape the future of software development, and perhaps the creative industry as a whole. Here’s something weird. It doesn’t matter how much or how little we earn. Many of us, when… Read More »AI just cloned Adobe’s apps for free. Is this design software’s Napster moment?
Prompt from yesteryear: Make signs that fit in a window, doorway, on the mirror or the wall. These once-ubiquitous signs will never be made by AI. No way! They are born of NI (Natural Intelligence)… Read More »The Daily Heller: Just Signs
Aki Kanai and Taku Sasaki have worked at the same Japanese stationery giant for 17 years – balancing their corporate work with an independent practice spanning identity, products, exhibitions and experimental materials. For most designers,… Read More »Kanaisasaki is formed from in-house designers who have made a career out of staying curious