David Jury is one of the UK’s most prolific type historians/practitioners. He covers the gamut of typographic evolution. Two years ago, his book Mid-Century Type provided students with a concise overview of the slippery slope… Read More »The Daily Heller: Designing Type in a Volatile Era
The way Patricia Shea has combined her textile design skills with print-on-demand services is simply mesmerising, offering plenty of inspiration for aspiring illustrators and designers. You’ll have to forgive our headline. Patricia Shea doesn’t like… Read More »Meet the Mancunian maximalist pattern maker, Patricia Shea
Liz Mosley In an eye-opening session for members of The Studio, Liz Mosley revealed how actively seeking rejection transformed her creative practice and why “no” might be the most valuable word in a designer’s vocabulary.… Read More »‘100 Rejections, Zero Regrets’: Liz Mosley on her brave experiment, embracing the power of no
In this edition, part of our Work-Life Balance & Boundaries theme, we speak with Teresa Ferreira, founder of Ferrgood Studio, about deconditioning hustle culture, protecting creative energy, and why running a values-led business means leading… Read More »Teresa Ferreira on burnout, balance, and designing a creative life with space to grow
Independent London agency Without has unveiled a major branding project for Sodexo’s US college dining offer, now called One&All, championing diversity through flexible design and a collegiate spirit. How do you create a brand that… Read More »Without Studio redesigns Sodexo’s billion-dollar US dining offer with One&All, a celebration of collegiate diversity
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Priya Prakash, founder of D4SC (Design for Social Change), who is a visionary on the intersection of design, technology, and sustainability. What unfolded was a wonderful… Read More »D4SC’s Priya Prakash on Designing for ‘Calm, Confidence, and Capability’