When themes of social justice are built into the curriculum, they become embedded into the wider picture, helping us to both imagine and realise more just, sustainable futures. Interaction Design student Shihui Li found a… Read More »UAL student Shihui Li highlights animal extinction through sugar-spun folk art
On the day after Putin’s re-selection, here is an incredible satiric revue of Russia’s line of Tsars and Tsarinas, Revolutionaries and Reactionary apparatchiks, Stalin and Putin … Anne Bobroff-Hajal is an American artist with a… Read More »The Daily Heller: Anne Bobroff-Hajal’s Takedown of Russian Autocracy
Thorntail Hard Argave is somewhere between a seltzer and tequila. Read on to learn how the Seattle branding studio made it all make sense. Ever had a drink that you found difficult to describe to… Read More »People People demonstrate how to brand a drink that no-one can describe
We chatted with the founder of People People and learned about the secrets of management, how to achieve work-life balance, and how to maintain an agency culture when working from home. You may have seen… Read More »Sara Green on running a 25-year-old agency and the art of letting go
Self-guided tour operator Inntravel’s new identity by SomeOne features a suite of fingerpost sign-inspired graphics and hand-drawn illustrations, helping to convince new hikers that it can show them the way. When visiting a place for… Read More »SomeOne’s new identity for Inntravel urges travellers to swap wheels for walking boots
New York-based artist Jen Yoon has adapted Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s classic short story The Yellow Wallpaper for a modern audience in her series of AR illustrations brought to life with Adobe Aero. First written in… Read More »Jen Yoon’s AR illustrations adapt The Yellow Wallpaper for a modern audience