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Somnath Bhatt compiles a series of charming pixelated drawings for his new book, Ode
Ayla Angelos —Risograph-printed with scarlet, cornflower and metallic gold inks, the book is a 40-page emblem to his multi-media approach as an artist. “My work has no loyalty to a specific form or media,” he says. “It might be described as a shuffle between genres, centuries, cultures and emotional states."
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Here are our most inspiring, moving, honest, funny, memorable moments from Nicer Tuesdays 2019
It's Nice That —Before we kick off the new year and another run of Nicer Tuesdays, we wanted to take a moment to say thank you to every who took to the stage or sat in the audience during 2019’s events, and to reflect on some of our highlights. -
Abang’s illustrations of 15 women aim to reveal her true self
Jyni Ong —The Seoul-based illustrator talks us through her latest book Ladies consisting of 15 illustrated portraits of expressive women. -
Checkland Kindleysides rebrands Byron encouraging people to eat together
Laura Snoad —Under the mantra “All hail the table”, the new identity centres around communal eating and was inspired by the layering of visual “ingredients”. -
The Adobe MAX Creativity Tour shed light on how to creatively empower ourselves
Sponsored Content —Last week, on the evening of Tuesday 3 December, creatives around the world tucked into an evening of innovation on screen or in person for The Adobe MAX Creativity Tour. Bringing some of the UK’s most creative minds together in a bubbling line up, the event delved Adobe’s latest updates and programs on offer. -
Director Tom Chancellor stages a rave at a model village for Minirig ad
Laura Snoad —The two-minute promo, called Small Rave Massive, is a collaboration with electronic duo Orbital and features miniature versions of the musicians playing to tiny ravers using Minirig speakers. -
“We want to challenge and disturb the audience”: meet graphic design studio Alliage
Ayla Angelos —Going about its daily business, the Brussels-based studio meets every day of the week – you will rarely see its two founders working separately. “The way we work together is very organic, while having our own single approach to design." -
Sixty per cent of creatives feel they face unfair barriers due to their background, report finds
Laura Snoad —Published by media agency UM in partnership with professional network Bloom UK, the report paints a poor picture of inclusivity in the industry, especially at leadership level. -
Sepia-infused and cinematic, Sam Nixon turns his lens on the stories of the world
Ayla Angelos —This photographer’s outlook is formed via a harmonious blend between documentary, portraiture and fashion, with a tonal glow running throughout – as seen in his most recent project, Yafo to Jericho, published in Document Journal. -
See Differently shines a light on the life-hacking products used by the blind community
Jyni Ong —The&Partnership London teams up with The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) and The Design Museum to rebrand a number of ingenious life-hacks that aid people with sight loss.
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Publication —
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Miscellaneous —
The Pantone Colour of the Year 2020 makes a statement about peace and communication
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Found in Adobe Stock —
Everyday objects melt before our eyes as Julian Mateus reimagines Adobe Stock assets
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Advertising —
Penguin Random House launches campaign reminding us that books make us better
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Graphic Design —
JKR rebrands The National Lottery to restore its “sense of joyful purpose”
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Digital —
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Graphic Design —
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Photography —
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