Stuttgart-based illustrator Marc David Spengler has sifted through 11 sketchbooks from the last six years to create Marc David – Sketchbook, the ultimate collection of his work so far. Published by Chemistry Publishing, Marc David… Read More »Illustrator Marc David Spengler publishes the ultimate collection of his sketchbook pages
Contemporary London-based artist Ant Hamlyn is back with a new solo show at Berlin’s Weserhalle art gallery. Called Terrarium, it features fabric flowers pressed behind Perspex in a moving meditation on permanence. It’s impossible not… Read More »Terrarium: New Ant Hamlyn exhibition explores the human need to preserve things forever
It’s not every day that a design agency releases its own range of puzzles. But Aussie studio Universal Favourite’s new series, Piece of Mind, has a philosophy behind it that stressed-out creatives will warm to.… Read More »Universal Favourite’s limited-edition puzzles celebrate JOMO: the joy of missing out
From the depths of the ocean to the heights of the Himalayas, National Geographic has invited readers to explore the furthest reaches of human knowledge and imagination since 1888. The iconic logo — a rectangular,… Read More »National Geographic’s Redesign Bridges Print Heritage & Digital Experience
What kind of typeface are you? This is the pressing question begged by comic Elle Cordova’s hysterically perceptive font impression videos, which took Design Internet by storm at the beginning of the year. Cordova released… Read More »If the PRINT Team Were Typefaces…
In one or several posts I have shared how bad I used to be at typography. To me, it was like a different language all together. Being bilingual, feeling like I could not understand the… Read More »Typography as Poetry