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Led by a bespoke typeface designed by Mike Nigra, Brescia’s city brand captures the distinctive characters of the vibrant, ...

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An illustrator who’s had a resounding impact on the children’s book landscape, Helen Oxenbury came to the profession somewhat ...

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The Melbourne-based artist explores his own identity as a first-generation Indian migrant and how that intersects with ...

A big leap forward for the Barcelona School of Arts & Design, this course helps creatives get hands-on with AI – giving their ...

Bringing print off the page and into all kinds of imaginative formats, this small press is inspired by the local vernacular.

The Japanese graphic artist uses space and shape to conduct scenes that feel spiky, strong and, at times, nostalgic.

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The beloved Texan festival ups sticks to London for the first time, bringing music, art, film, live performances and ...

In time for the NBA Playoffs, Coinbase’s 2025 advertising campaign by Isle of Any recontextualises cryptocurrency as something irreverent as well as technical.