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Installation view of Hiroshi Sugimoto, Theatre series. Gelatin silver print. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. As the largest survey to date of Hiroshi Sugimoto gets underway, we consider the artist… Read More »The photographic mastery of Hiroshi Sugimoto

Entertainment specialists elevenfiftyfive have just turned 15, and to celebrate, they’ve enlisted the help of London-based designers Studio Moross to create a new identity that reflects their work in the film space. Since its launch… Read More »elevenfiftyfive turns 15 and receives collage-like rebrand from Studio Moross

The world’s largest brand and design agency Landor & Fitch has unveiled a new name and visual identity reflecting its wider offerings as a company and paying homage to its aquatic origins. Now, going by… Read More »Creative agency Landor makes a splash with water-inspired rebrand

I will forever be a little bit cross with whoever invented the concept of multiple magazine covers – each issue should be definitive dammit – and Port don’t help matters much by making all of… Read More »Meanwhile: Holzer Phone

Superscript started first as a doodle and then as a personal challenge for designer Neil Summerour. Summerour, the founder of George-based Positype and Swash & Kern lettering studio, was doodling in his sketchbook with a… Read More »This High-Contrast, Connected Script Typeface is Positively Super