Review
Cutting edge of type
‘Inscript’ inspires and empowers designers to push the boundaries of what is possible, charting a course towards a more innovative and inclusive future.
A compilation with clout
Rare are those who write about graphic design but are not graphic design practitioners or…
Chance can be a fine thing
MuirMcNeil’s book sets out to explore variations on a seemingly infinite collection of modular, geometric typography.
Dance across the pages
Dutch graphic designer Karel Martens has long been prolific in his visual examinations of form…
One brain, four eyes
Nancy Skolos and Tom Wedell met as students at the Cranbrook Academy of Art in…
The data card trick
Data visualisation occurs at the intersection of design and data. It is a practice that…
Across the waves
In 2020, New York designer Roger Bova came across a large collection of ‘QSL’ cards at…
How the alphabet became
The current obsession with font design has stimulated the field like nothing else in recent…
We’ll always have Paris
Expectations for the 66th annual ATypI conference were very high … the whole event was truly an energetic, noisy, and heartfelt affair.
The cryptic legacy of Paulo de Cantos
Paulo de Cantos was a teacher and an editor. Between times he created textbooks with…