From NTA jingles and stop-motion soap adverts to Disney’s Lagos-set Iwájú and a new wave of Spirit Fiction, Somto Ajuluchukwu, Erem Emeka Nehemiah and more are building worlds rooted in folklore, ...

Founders of Parallel Press, Akoua Smith and renald Louissaint joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City to talk about how Parallel Press started up, its major projects and its newest ...

The artist’s handmade films are the product of people watching and finding a whole lot of comedic relief in the “not very glamorous” side of life.

The photographer is an architect who is more interested in the people inside and around buildings than the buildings themselves. That’s what drew her towards a kite festival, a vast field punctuated ...

Selling your work and, indeed, yourself is a tough job at the best of times. Building (or rebuilding) your portfolio is a particularly tricky part of this, and it’s made all the more challenging when ...

As Lava La Rue celebrates the release of their latest single Prince of Bologna, we go behind the scenes on what’s fuelling the multi-hyphenate’s creative output – from arthouse horror films to ...

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 ...

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 ...

David Barnett, co-founder of Noble Signs, joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City to talk about what he loves most: signage, especially in the Big Apple. The graphic designer talked ...

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.