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Josephin Ritschel presents architecture and its surroundings as a stage for storytelling
Jyni Ong —The Berlin-based illustrator reinterprets existing celebrated buildings from a new perspective. From Eileen Gray’s modernist villa E-1027 to Richard Neutra’s The Desert Kaufmann, Josephin presents the famous buildings from never-before-seen angles.
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Ori Studio on reinterpreting Soushi Tanaka’s photography through design
Daphne Milner —The Beijing-based studio combines scientific accuracy and social critique in its new publication, Post, which shines a light on photographer Soushi Tanaka’s longterm eponymous photographic project. -
Lego reveals first brand campaign in 30 years, Rebuild the World
Jenny Brewer —Created to appeal to Lego lovers everywhere, the campaign by French agency BETC includes a live action adventure caper directed by Traktor and a series of vignettes that send positive political messages about the power of creativity. -
Get tickets now for Nicer Tuesdays September!
It's Nice That —This month at Oval Space, Russian-born, London-based photographer Turkina Faso, London and New York-based artist Ben Cullen Williams, London-based illustrator Alec Doherty, and Christie Morgan, founder of Melbourne-based Pitch Studios will be taking to the Nicer Tuesdays stage. -
Gender, sexuality and male identity as seen through the lens of Jorge Perez Ortiz
Ayla Angelos —Taking cues from that which surrounds him, this photographer has his lens pointed firmly on important topics. His camera has taken him across seas to locations such as Marseille and Hyères and, more recently, India. -
Satellite photography, drawing tools and interactive logotypes feature in Double Click September
Ruby Boddington —Yes, it’s September. And, yes, it’s already starting to get dark in the morning and chilly in the evening. But, the great thing about every single one of the websites featured in this month’s Double Click is that they can be viewed without ever leaving the comfort of your home. Browse them on the sofa, in bed, or even while you’re sat on the toilet – no judgement here. -
The Museum of Youth Culture opens up vast digital archive, via Google Arts & Culture
Jenny Brewer —Billed as the first online museum devoted to youth culture, the project allows people to explore the collection – founded by Sleazenation’s Jon Swinstead – for the first time, featuring over 16,000 photographs, videos and curated exhibits. -
Designing Experience: What we learned about harnessing digital design as a superpower
Sponsored Content —At Designing Experience, an event put together by It’s Nice That and Adobe XD, we learned how digital design can help us communicate with each other more clearly, provide opportunities for cultural awareness, keep up to date with current affairs, and enable us to discover whole new layers of creativity. -
Aysha Tengiz on her joyous, colourful and slightly depressing illustrated scenes
Ayla Angelos —Adorned with bright and cheerful colours, this London-based illustrator’s work comes strewed with characters and scenes that depict the beautiful madness of everyday life. -
Gab Bois transforms things we’ve seen a thousand times into something spectacular
Jyni Ong —This life-hacking photographer can’t help but make us all go “oooh” in awe of her visual wit. Whether it’s a crinkled crisp being ironed out flat by a tiny iron or an LSD tab posing as a mini-SIM card, every single one of Gab’s photographs is nothing short of fantastic.
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Graphic Design —
LucienneRoberts+ creates identity and AR artwork for Non-Pavilion installation
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Exhibition —
Hey Neighbour! asks DIA, Supermundane and other designers to reach out to their nearest fellow citizen
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Graphic Design —
“We are adamant that our projects pass the test of time”: Principal on its designs for Yoko Ono and Pierre Dorion
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Fashion —
Domino’s pizza launches fashion collection by Liam Hodges inspired by JOMO
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Film —
Daniel Brereton gets back together with Metronomy for their latest video
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Illustration —
Internet Crusader tells the story of a virus-induced post-apocalyptic world
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Animation —
Daniel Stankler reimagines the classics into colourful and uncanny animations
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Graphic Design —
Wang Zhi-Hong on his shifting approach of “hiding information” in graphic design
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Opinion —
Why UKSCN didn’t boycott Designs of the Year
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Illustration —
Summers in Buda captures the city’s old women, and a possible dystopian future
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Photography —
Challenging stereotypes, Lee-Ann Olwage turns her lens to gender and identity in South Africa
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Art —
Artists Ben Rivers and Rana Begum on New Contemporaries 70th anniversary show
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Nicer Tuesdays —
Kellenberger-White reveals the details of its year-long identity project for MIMA
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Graphic Design —
Martin Major designs his stream of consciousness and a food-centred zine
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Graphic Design —
Broad yet direct, Rachel Bungey designs with music, nature and culture in mind
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Graphic Design —
Peter Blake creates artwork for new album by The Who – the band’s first in 13 years
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Graphic Design —
A Practice for Everyday Life on its visual identity for LDF project Legacy
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Animation —
Katy Wang on confidence, client emails and her latest short for Mailchimp
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Photography —
Benedict Brain’s photography “raises yet more questions around environmental issues”
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Photography —
The work of Xiangyu Liu is weird and fantastically unpredictable (some NSFW)
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If You Could Jobs —
Jobs of the week from Animade, Planning Unit and It's Nice That!
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Animation —
Stranger Things’ Eleven and anime inspired Alex Grigg’s Global Climate Strike film
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Art —
Tate Modern hopes to address “Western-centric” art history with three new curators
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Events —
The nocturnal design conference with a twist, this year’s Us By Night boasts a stellar line up
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