Despite working with the same felt tip pen focussed technique for a few years now, Klaus tells us how it’s only recently – and through trial and error – that he has felt fully confident with his practice.
The Korean artist talks us through her expressive painting practice and how she keeps challenging herself with different compositions.
The pieces were based around the theme of ecstasy, which he explored through a prominent usage of colour.
Our weekly round-up of jobs posted on our sister site, If You Could Jobs.
Emily Oberman points out the hidden weapons in the logo and how the unhinged protagonist is channeled through typography.
Dag Knudsen has been honing the craft of symmetry in photography for over a decade. Here, he discusses his menagerie of portraits and just why they are so satisfyingly pleasing to us viewers.
We speak to Patrick on how a recent move to encompass web-based projects has reinvigorated his practice.
Created by studio Hato, the app brings elements of Shrigley’s artworks to life, from hilarious handwritten statements to brilliantly weird characters, as digital stickers.
A constant dialogue between Tyrone Williams and Jean-Christophe Recchia forms the basis of this new publication.
Adrien Midzic and Luc Borho like a classic margarita just as much as the next exotic topping. Applying this playful ethos to their type designs, Pizza Typefaces present its delicious creations.
To mark the league’s 25th season, MLS asked Banks to redesign the names and numbers for all the clubs’ kits without being just “another vanilla condensed sans serif”.
The designer and co-editor talks us through GraphicDesign&’s new book, The Other Side: An Emotional Map of Brexit Britain, and how it communicates the range of emotions felt by voters across the country since the referendum.
Working across multiple outlets and with an array of techniques, Australian-born, Berlin-based Molly is carving a warped and wonderful creative path.
The Amsterdam-based artist creates works which feel like a still frame from something moving, compiling imagery from his everyday life.
The German type foundry is creating typefaces that currently do not exist.
Hulking planes dwarf suburban streets in this documentation of a unique community.
