At its core, Art Nouveau was an argument against mechanistic sameness, favoring fluidity, individuality, and a deeper connection to the natural world. Enter TCA Ethera, a typeface that seems to have wandered out of a… Read More »Maybe What We Need Right Now Is More Art Nouveau
Columbia-born Catalina Estrada‘s intricately detailed and rhythmically orchestral patterns are rooted in the beauty of Latin American nature and culture. Through color, repetition and balance she creates graphic experiences where, she says, “beauty emerges from… Read More »The Daily Heller: Depicting a Natural Order Through Design
The Southern California designer on dropping out of art school, working for Gucci and the UN without dulling his vibe, and why making thousands of pieces for nobody but himself is kind of the whole… Read More »Tyler Spangler turned punk shows and a psychology degree into candy-coloured chaos
From white rabbits leaping out of a 3D screen to school kids zapping each other with laser-eyed crushes, the Tokyo illustrator makes ordinary life strange, witty and wonderful. At first glance, a Shunpei Kamiya illustration… Read More »Shunpei Kamiya finds the surreal, and the funny, in everyday Tokyo
Sarah Jane Coleman AKA Inky Mole has illustrated nearly 100 fairies, monsters and other fae creatures for Dr Elizabeth Dearnley’s upcoming book The Fairy Spotter’s Guide. “These things may or may not actually exist. I… Read More »Fairies exist! Otherwise, how could there be this book about them… Huh?
In her ongoing series for PRINT, Dr. Dori Tunstall offers a monthly pairing of image and text that proves how much can be said in just 100 words. Drawing on her work as a design… Read More »Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words, No Filler.