Stigma, Taboo, and Trauma The relationship between content and audience is always complex, and the power of words to inspire or harm is widely debated. In this episode, we discuss the controversial yet ubiquitous “trigger… Read More »Making Sense of “Trigger Warnings”
A new protest-inspired brand symbol was designed to compliment Mozilla’s custom wordmark and typeface family, helping the brand to stand out in a sea of sameness. The free software community Mozilla has set out to… Read More »Mozilla pledges to ‘Reclaim the Internet’ with new identity by JKR
The Bath-based design agency’s work for The Foxes Club sets the stage for the expansion of this popular franchise. The Foxes Club is one of London’s leading providers of sports classes, camps and academies for… Read More »Thisaway rebrands London kids’ sports provider to unify its offerings
If you’re the kind of creative who likes to deconstruct things and you enjoy video games, this new book is a fascinating dive into speedrunning and the community surrounding it. It started around 1992 with… Read More »ANY%: A History of Speedrunning – new book explores gaming’s craziest counterculture
Talk of AI has driven endless design dialogues since ChatGPT debuted in 2022, and this month, it takes center stage in two new books. Below, Joanne O’Neill details her work on one of those, Bryan… Read More »17 of the Best Book Covers of the Month: September 2024
There isn’t a week that goes by that I don’t think of producer Sandy Stern’s Best First Feature acceptance speech at the 2000 American Spirit Awards. The film was Being John Malkovich. Notably, Charlie Kauffman… Read More »The Failure Story That’s Stuck With Me