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Marta da Silva’s impressive portfolio is “fluid, futuristic and somehow blissfully chaotic”
Lorna Pittaway —Freshly graduated from the University of Porto, the young graphic designer takes us through her fun, experimental and razor-sharp body of work.
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Double Click August is full of playful designs that prompt user interaction
Ruby Boddington —This month’s Double Click is all about fun. Each featured website employs clever tactics to make people stay a little longer, mostly through giving people something to play with. -
For illustrator Doris Liou, “drawings are about what you want to show others”
Jyni Ong —The Brooklyn-based illustrator went from being a RISD student obsessed with drawing accurately from life, to an editorial illustrator depicting subjects she wants to show others. Here, she discusses this transformation in ethos. -
Grayson Perry and Big Narstie relay shocking real complaints made about them in Channel 4 ad
Jenny Brewer —The advert literally laughs in the face of complainants that said the rapper was “too black”, among many comments made against the broadcaster’s presenters and actors, which range from ridiculous to abusive. -
Revue Tintamarre is a free publication showcasing the work of one student every month
Ruby Boddington —French type design students Eva Aguirregomezcorta and Pablo Desportes started the project a year ago after feeling frustrated with the lack of exposure for art students, outside of the university context. -
Julian Glander is on the lookout for a collaborator to create a new set of emojis
Lucy Bourton —In the latest instalment of our own ongoing project Call for Collaboration with Dropbox Paper, animator Julian Glander is on the hunt for a new collaborator to help him create a set of emojis. -
Netflix plans to automate the creation of trailers for its films and shows
Jenny Brewer —The company is investing in artificial intelligence technology that will aid in the making of trailers, to streamline the creative process and add personalisation. -
Megan Bailey’s latest series documents the skateboarders of Manchester’s Urbis Park
Lorna Pittaway —In A Family Away From Home, the Manchester-based photographer captures the lives and relationships of the skateboarders she got to know over the period of a year. -
Matthew Keff digitally riffs off the design tropes of social media and advertising
Jyni Ong —The digital artist talks us through his creative and technical process in creating “kooky audiovisual scenarios” inspired by different parts of digital culture. -
Ikea is developing homes for elderly people with disabilities and dementia
Jenny Brewer —As a further development of its BoKlok modular housing project, SilviaBo is a collaboration with the Queen of Sweden and construction firm Skanska to make affordable and accessible homes for older generations.
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