Sketchbook photo © Tim Langlotz Driven by a desire to draw, see new things and develop his skills, Lapin hops here and there across Europe and around the world, sketching what interests him wherever he… Read More »How French illustrator Lapin turned sketching from a pastime into a way of life
After three years on the market, the studio saw an opportunity for the brand to ride the wave of the moderation movement and enhance its brand experience, putting Quarter Proof on the same shelf as… Read More »Regular Practice redesigns low-alcohol spirit brand Quarter Proof
Bite Back is an organisation campaigning for more regulation of fast-food multinationals. And their latest billboard makes its point with refreshing simplicity. We recently encountered the practice of “anti-advertising” in our special report from Glastonbury… Read More »Anti-advertising billboard targets fast-food giants for youth campaign
American photographer Colin Czerwinski documents the unique charm of Hudson during a rare natural phenomenon in upstate New York. During a rare solar eclipse earlier this year, Colin Czerwinski visited the small city of Hudson,… Read More »Hiding in Hudson: Photographs of the 2024 solar eclipse in New York
Jessica Walsh and her team at &Walsh have launched Type of Feeling, an exciting new foundry. Type of Feeling is an expansion in Jessica Walsh and her team’s mission to provide custom typography services “that… Read More »Type of Feeling: Jessica Walsh’s New Foundry Gets Emotional
When I first heard about Finland’s new initiative, The ABC Book of Media Literacy, I couldn’t help but marvel at how the country continues to lead by example in the global educational landscape. As someone… Read More »Media Literacy A to Z: How Finland is Arming Students Against Misinformation