A new Thames & Hudson book surveys 50 indie games that redrew what a video game could look like – with a foreword from Elite co-creator David Braben. My first computer was a ZX Spectrum… Read More »Why ‘Indie Game Works’ is a love letter to the bedroom coders who changed gaming
A visit to Kensington Olympia’s latest eatery was an unexpected masterclass in how naming, branding and interiors can be conceived as one, subtle, connected system. The best restaurant brands don’t announce themselves. They accumulate in… Read More »Inside Wolves of Tokyo: the design lessons behind London’s new Japan-noir restaurant
Comrade Gulliver—a fable by the American Communist Hugo Gellert (1892–1985)—was published in 1935 when the United States was two years into Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal recovery from the Great Depression. Yet the nation was… Read More »The Daily Heller: Gulliver Learns About the Gullible
The 140-year-old Coca-Cola brand is getting a refresh. Today, a bold new identity launches for one of the most recognized and iconic brands in the world. The reason behind the new visual identity system? To… Read More »Coca-Cola Unveils a New Global Brand Identity
The Tokyo- and New York-based animator has taken the rudest, most bodily subjects imaginable and won at Annecy, SXSW, and Ottawa doing so. She tells Creative Boom why she never chose these obsessions, why she’s… Read More »Sawako Kabuki on butts, bodily fluids and making work that refuses to behave
© Shrey Kathuria We hear from the Delhi-born, London-based designer behind One Little Independent Records’ visual identity about why he launched Mindspill – a growing archive of typographic posters. During a particularly quiet moment in… Read More »Take a peek inside Mindspill, the typographic diary of Shrey Kathuria