For the QR code management platform, Koto NYC leans into the act of scanning QR codes – weaving a brand narrative of stitches ...

Inviting us to reconnect with the power of the natural world, issue 22 is all about “recognising what’s at stake”.

Documented whilst visiting Mexico City, Owen Harvey’s portraits offer a charming antidote to the negative press garnered by ...

Shooting across London, Berlin, Marseille, Seoul, Lisbon and Tokyo, Technophoria captures the style, sweat and solidarity of ...

Our Amsterdam correspondent analyses why the city is so known for its publishing prowess, and shares a comprehensive list of ...

Embodied by her project Chaos Files, Composed Folders, Claire’s approach to graphic design questions (and subverts) ...

In the newest instalment of his illustrated series, Brian Blomerth explores the life of John C. Lilly – the scientist that ...

We headed to Arsenal’s training ground to chat to the defender about using creativity to forge a bridge between footballers ...

Porous is a beautifully tender and tactile meditation on healing from sexual trauma.

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

Inspired by the Bauhaus, Dadaism and Constructivism, the American creative’s hand-rendered, physicality-led practice reminds ...

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