Creative agency Marlon Tate has channelled the aesthetics of Microsoft Paint in its bright and deliberately clumsy album cover for the latest EP by Athens-based producer Konstantinos Gkoumas. Do you remember dabbling in Microsoft Paint?… Read More »Marlon Tate echoes Microsoft Paint in new tongue-in-cheek album cover
Image licensed via Adobe Stock In a world that often misunderstands and stigmatises ADHD, a growing community of artists is challenging the status quo. According to a recent report in Men’s Health, there has been… Read More »Unleashing the creativity of ADHD: how artists are redefining the narrative
Les Planches The collection of paintings is divided into two parts: one dense room that reflects Jullien’s relationship with the city and another that portrays his fascination with the outdoors. French artist and graphic designer… Read More »Jean Jullien solo exhibition LOLO expresses a love-hate relationship with the city and the countryside
It’s one thing to imagine a 50-meter-long inflatable pool in the middle of a desert. It’s another to make it a reality. Artist Cj Hendry isn’t one for simply envisioning things, and recently, she brought… Read More »Cj Hendry Makes a Splash in the Desert with ‘Public Pool’
A month ago, March 8th was International Women‘s Day. I read about its history again, its beginnings, and its growth into a global commemoration. I have distinctive memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s,… Read More »Designers Who Have Changed How I Think About Design
Typographics, a festival for people who use, create, and love type, has announced the dates for June 2024 (its 10th year). Check out a list of this year’s speakers. This year’s festival, which runs from… Read More »10th Annual Typographics Conference Announces Early-Bird Registration