In collaboration with independent design studio Irving & Co and digital agency Studio Graft, the restaurant, deli and fine foods brand has reworked its identity with “a simple and bold illustrated ...

Beloved and reviled in equal measure, brand mascots have the power to create strong bonds with audiences, but they’re slowly becoming obsolete. We explore why, and how some creatives are taking a ...

Unlike many photographers, this Sofia-based image maker has no interest in making his sitters ‘comfortable’ – instead, he seeks vulnerability. A little while ago, the photographer Valery Poshtarov had ...

Delivered in a less-than-conventional format, this publication is sent by post in a large letter that unfolds into intimate ...

This new visual language is inspired by the “rhythm and spontaneity of jazz” – type, image and colour dance across a new ...

For editorial illustrations, the brief is the article. The first step for Georgian illustrator Ana Miminoshvili is research, to gather as much information as possible and narrow i ...

Future Medieval is a bit harder to pin down visually than other recent historic revivals like Neo-Y2K or 1980s Editorial, but this visual chaos is part of its appeal. Ornamentation plays a key role in ...

Drawing on a cultural “fascination Black people have had with the planets and stars”, as well as the racial tensions surrounding the space race, this catalogue doesn’t just aim to pay homage to Black ...

We chat to the creator and co-writer / director of the show about their love for amateur filmmaking, iconic TV references, and the fun they had making that unnerving Yooglet.

Led by Crown Creative, this premium hotel for pooches uses a sans and serif typeface to represent two voices: the dog and it’s owner. The identity isn’t just about creating a sense of luxury and trust ...

With essays, images and typography from a giant pool of collaborators, Matter Of’s book New New Typography is a cornucopia of ideas. It’s also a manual for the most unstable art: type design.

I couldn’t help but wonder… can a dating app have a point of view? Elizabeth Goodspeed speaks with the Porto Rocha team behind Tinder’s rebrand about designing for contradiction and giving an app a ...