Work for The Telegraph Magazine Known for his retro illustrations for big-name clients, the Argentine artist explains how he stays human in the age of AI. Ask most illustrators to name their career highlight, and… Read More »‘Detail is a universal language’: Marcos Montiel on packaging, process and love for pencils
Mud completes its leadership team M+C Saatchi lands Boss, Mother Design opens a real, physical shop, Oliver makes a big TikTok hire, and plenty more besides. Welcome to Booms & Shakes, our monthly round-up of… Read More »Booms & Shakes: July’s big new hires, launches and wins from across the creative industry
Joey Roden The global agency’s co-founder explains why they’re putting themselves on the line by launching their own font foundry, CcType. It’s a little weird when you think about it. Creative studios spend their careers… Read More »‘The world is deserving of better design’: Koto’s Jowey Roden on his mission to make quality typefaces affordable
Taschen has a word for what branding is, and it’s the wrong one. In the opening pages of The Elements of Brand Design, Katharina Sussek and Jens Müller’s new 496-page survey of 110 identity systems,… Read More »What Brands Are Actually Made Of
Today, Pope Leo XIV announced the first exhibition in a cycle of existential themes—this one addressing water, titled AQVA: Catastrophe and Wonder, on view at the Vatican Apostolic Library from Sept. 15, 2026, to May… Read More »The Daily Heller: Wood Type and Water at the Vatican Apostolic Library
IconPapers © Mathilda Mutant The Mainz designer on packaging obsession, a pseudonym that got out of hand, chocolate shaped like breasts, and why she’s best in the in-between. Ask most designers where they go looking… Read More »How Mathilda Mutant built a 14-year one-woman studio on supermarket shelves, pink and a grown-up Pippi Longstocking