Morcos Key is a Brooklyn-based design studio collaborating with arts and cultural institutions, nonprofits and commercial enterprises in North America and the Middle East. Wael Morcos and Jon Key translate their clients’ stories into visual… Read More »Global Inspiration: Wael Morcos Wove His Passion for Arabic Type Into NVA History
As Nazis in the late 1920s and ’30s were wreaking havoc on the German Jewish populace regardless of social, political, cultural or religious class, antisemitism in the United States was also catching fire, stoked by… Read More »The Daily Heller: Cartoons Attack Hate and Prejudice in America
David Hockney – Lightroom courtesy of the Artist A David Hockney art show based on digital projection and a Laurie Anderson premiere examining 21st-century America are among the highlights of the autumn/winter season at Factory… Read More »Hockney goes immersive and Laurie Anderson gets apocalyptic in Manchester
With a passion for storytelling and a distinctive graphic novel style deploying bold line work and flat colours, Yuanhao Tang thrives in the world of publishing. However, he has paused all his commercial work to… Read More »Yuanhao Tang is an illustrator aiming to benefit his community through art
Leicester-based designer Jess Wojcicki is recharging her creativity by entering the world of children’s illustration. She is launching her first book on Crowdfunder, with part of the print run going to children’s charities. For many… Read More »The Very Long String: New artist Jess Wojcicki’s first illustrated children’s book
This year, the famous festival Hayes Pavilion showcased seaweed bioplastic, proving biomaterials can create functional, sustainable structures for events and inspire eco-conscious design. You’ve probably seen and read a lot over the last ten years… Read More »Glastonbury ’24: how a set made from seaweed pushed design boundaries