Print is not dead. Books are still published in large numbers. Experimental books are flourishing. And the evidence is seen in a traveling exhibition now on view in a series of shows in Italy. Oggetto… Read More »The Daily Heller: On the Art of Multidimensional Libri
The workspace design and development company’s new identity by Campbell and Hay includes a customised typeface and a flexible graphic icon chosen to convey a collaborative approach. Campbell and Hay has designed a new identity… Read More »Ikon’s new identity seeks to cut through the homogeny of the design and build sector
For the pro-bono project, the studio designed a logotype that is both “ornate and classic” and has a “contemporary setting” for the new coffee shop, which is opposite Soho’s St Anne’s Church. Wonderhood Design has… Read More »Wonderhood Design walks the line between church and charm in Sacred Ground’s identity
Admiral 50 Years of the Replica Shirt pays tribute to the company that first introduced replica shirts in the early 1970s. We chat with Glory Studio’s Lee Nash to learn more. It’s weird to imagine… Read More »New book celebrates the brand that changed British football forever
Ahead of the release of a short film that has been six years in the making, creative studio From Form has exhibited a series of photographs that chart the ever-shifting shape of the Californian desert.… Read More »Two Deserts: From Form’s latest exhibition traces the changing shape of the Californian desert
Assumptions about what people with Down syndrome are capable of are sadly surrounded by negative stereotypes. To challenge this mindset and build true inclusivity, Small has worked with CoorDown on a new campaign for World… Read More »New campaign builds inclusivity by challenging assumptions for World Down Syndrome Day