From lovingly arranged shop windows to mountains illuminated with local legends, the Milan-based designer finds inspiration in unexpected places, turning everyday observations into colourful identities, installations and illustrations. When gathering the legends behind her latest… Read More »Tatiana Egoshina finds beauty in bad typography, Italian folklore and happy accidents
The founder of Prague’s Suitcase Type Foundry shares his four best tips for selecting the right fonts for your projects. Every company that designs typefaces wants to show them off in the best light. And… Read More »Tomáš Brousil on how to choose typefaces that work in the real world
As the Vilnius agency celebrates its 10th birthday, co-founder Augustinas Paukštė discusses transforming a local firm into an international player. Ten years ago, two designers in Vilnius, Augustinas Paukštė and Doman Mikšys, launched Andstudio with… Read More »Andstudio on the challenges of building a global studio from Lithuania
The British-Nigerian artist harnesses his signature colour, pattern and storytelling in a shirt design that celebrates North London’s community. Let’s start with some honesty. I’m not really interested in sport, so when I think “football… Read More »Yinka Ilori brings joy and colour to the Tottenham Hotspur away shirt
The New York illustrator channels 1990s MTV bumpers and retro claymation in these gloriously odd mini-animations. If you’re old enough to remember the 1990s, you may recall the strange little animated bumpers MTV used to… Read More »Burger trees, spying fruit and flying taxis: the digital clay world of Daniel Jurman
Forty-four years after it first aired, The Snowman is touring with an orchestra, including shows in four cathedrals. And I think this tells us a lot about where we are as a culture. It’s been… Read More »Film is breaking out of its box, and this orchestral tour is showing the way