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
The phantom of liberty haunts all contemporary culture. Real Review editorial staff Fans of Real Review will know this magazine likes to think outside the box. Take, for example, the innovative extra vertical fold that… Read More »Real Review’s Stark Visual Protest Against the War in Gaza
We’re coming to you this Tuesday with another fun display typeface. Mild’s cheeky name contrasts with its bold and expressive presentation. Mild could be equally effective in communicating sci-fi and futuristic themes, as well as more… Read More »Mild is an Expressive Sketching Experiment Turned Typeface
Hello, hello. Here are the things. 1 — After mentioning the Penrose Annual in last week’s Meanwhile, Alistair pointed me in the direction of Penrose 1964–73, a forthcoming book that collects the best bits from… Read More »Meanwhile: Painstaking Bother
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Diana Varma
David Klein, 1960. I’ve been dubbed “New York–centric,” as if it were a bad thing. My love for the city goes back to my birth. I’ve always thought of Manhattan as the center of the… Read More »The Daily Heller: New York “Wonder City” in Posters