Review: Illustration

 
Anglo-Saxon latitudes

Anglo-Saxon latitudes

The London transport maps designed by MacDonald (Max) Gill can be regarded as sitting in…
 
Body of work

Body of work

In our digital age, when every image is available and mutable, when pornography is commonplace…
 
From cover to cover

From cover to cover

Originally used to protect book bindings, dust jackets were often discarded before a book was…
 
The art of small moments

The art of small moments

To call Chris Ware a genius seems obvious, banal, almost. So much praise has been…
 
Party people

Party people

‘Made In North Korea’ (House of Illustration, London, 26 March–13 May 2018) is a window…
 
Health redrawn

Health redrawn

Graphic design plays a part in almost every area of our daily lives. But can…
 
Guts and gutters

Guts and gutters

The Brazilian art director and designer Bea Feitler (1938-82) said of magazines that ‘you can’t…
 
A sharp eye for Brazilian design

A sharp eye for Brazilian design

The short title of this exhibition – ‘Brasil Hoje’ [Brazil Today] – gives an idea…
 
Inspired information

Inspired information

In her 2014 book Graphesis Johanna Drucker describes information visualisations as ‘intellectual Trojan horses’ –…
 
Market forces

Market forces

Lucinda Rogers is a British reportage illustrator whose career has become intertwined with activism, working…
 
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