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Eye type reviews

Eye type reviews

Silvia Sfligiotti, Ferdinand P. Ulrich, Toshiya Izumo, Mark Thomson, Yara Khoury Nammour

Four contemporary type reviews by Silvia Sfligiotti, Ferdinand P. Ulrich & Toshiya Izumo, Yara Khoury Nammour and Mark Thomson
 
In memoriam: Martin Lee (1941-2025)

In memoriam: Martin Lee (1941-2025)

Richard Smith

Richard Smith pays tribute to a print production maestro who understood graphic designers as well as he understood printers and printing
 
We made this: Czech design’s soft power

We made this: Czech design’s soft power

Linda Kudrnovská

Eight years in the making, an ambitious project charts the story of a small nation’s outsize influence. By Linda Kudrnovská
 
Dafi Kühne comes to town

Dafi Kühne comes to town

Richard Ardagh

A grey London February was enlivened by a visit from the Swiss letterpress innovator. Report: Richard Ardagh [EXTRACT]
 
Films on tap

Films on tap

John L. Walters

Founded in 2007 by Efe Cakarel, Mubi favours editorial design over marketing conventions to reach twenty million subscribers in 190 countries. By John L. Walters [EXTRACT]
 
Henrietta Condak: Mistress of Masterworks

Henrietta Condak: Mistress of Masterworks

Elizabeth Resnick

Working in-house for CBS, this prolific art director combined illustration, lettering, typography and photography to make a significant body of design for serious music. By Elizabeth Resnick [EXTRACT]
 
Reputations: Rob Saunders

Reputations: Rob Saunders

Eric Heiman

‘We are in a moment of fascination with everything analogue, especially for designers who spend all day working on screens for screens. For them, it’s refreshing and mind-opening and inspiring in some magical way I can’t fully explain.’ Interview: Eric Heiman [EXTRACT]
 
Jacket required

Jacket required

Robert Hanks

A love of reading gives Jon Gray’s book covers their edge. By Robert Hanks [EXTRACT]
 
Ultra process

Ultra process

John L. Walters

Tool, agent or end of days? John L. Walters asks designers and image-makers how and why they use visual AI and what this might mean for creativity [EXTRACT]
 
Baked in

Baked in

J-P Hartnett

Its ethical problems may be nothing new, but as ‘AI’ invades graphic designers’ workspaces, its excessive energy consumption, resource extraction and exploitation of creative labour need tackling head on. By J. P. Hartnett
 
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