If you’re looking for inspiration fuelled by bright colours with swirls of surrealism and sprinkles of absurdity, then illustrator Andrey Kasay’s latest exhibition to hit London is worth a slot in your diary. How did… Read More »How the Baguette Became a Giraffe – artworks by Andrey Kasay
Web3 isn’t so much a technology than a cause to rally around. And so Fold7Design’s designs for [REDACTED], a new Web3 movement and IRL event, are a real call to arms. Fancy a trip to… Read More »[REDACTED]: Fold7Design brings the idea of Web3 to visual life for event branding
Gather ’round, dear readers and lovers of all things Austen, for news that would make even the taciturn Mr. Darcy crack a rare smile. When tasked with celebrating two and a half centuries of literary… Read More »Jane Austen’s House Unveils a Celebratory Identity for Her 250th Birthday
If you were recently perusing Behance’s ‘best of’ graphic design, you might have noticed a quirky and effervescent brush font gracing the tiled gallery. Skew, one of a handful of new type projects designed by… Read More »Skew is a Brush Lettering Font Built for Designers
Classes started last week. With it, my long marathon days, which I am getting too old to keep, also started. Not much is left for inspiration or musing about topics between the studio classes, office… Read More »Comparison, Competency, and Pressure
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Dan Crowder