Lemon squeezers, prosthetic dentures and beanbags – Projecting British Design makes readers reconsider the origins of objects we know so well.

This Irish illustrator makes animations that capture that feeling of looking out of the window on a commute or the gentle instabilities of everyday life.

Hopefully the reader can be more surprised by jokes that come out of the sober world of laboratories, charts, formulas, ...

Recently released on the Nintendo Switch, this game is a tribute to daydreams of running away to coastal towns and starting a ...

This art director and designer began with metallic reliefs and ended up with a collage of the famous hip-hop group’s entire ...

A tiny, wide-eyed girl sits at the heart of Sara’s body of work – one that the illustrator says is a “condensed, extremely ...

Some people wonder whether PDF portfolios are still around. Katie Cadwell shares ways on how to let your work shine in this ...

Giving branding a break and pursuing personal projects presented the Amsterdam-based creative with the chance to reconnect with graphic design as an explorative practice.

The London-based studio immerses itself into the environments and communities it’s designing with for a more layered, ...

We speak to the esteemed Studio Ghibli art director about creating atmosphere through “humidity”, and how the films create ...

How can you even compete against those with a boat-load of experience for the same role? Kat Wong explains how to stand out ...

Margaret Calvert and her collaborators helped shape the visual language of the United Kingdom by defining shorthand communication for motorists and pedestrians, working to create something purely ...