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Cos creates a series of nature-inspired AR filters with Russian creative Harry Nuriev

Obituary: Enzo Mari, one of the industry’s greatest masters and theorists of design

Sophie Mayanne encourages empathy, recognition and validation through an inclusive photography practice

Min Hyunwoo visits Korean villages to photograph the wit and wisdom of grandmothers

Raysa Fontana imbues her work with the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi

Vote Your Future: Posters by nine emerging illustrators appear in NYC-wide campaign

The everlasting charm of illustrator Dick Bruna’s Miffy

Builders Club creates a feast for the eyes in an oddly satisfying Adidas campaign

Mouthwash Studio’s identity and site for furniture brand Waka Waka is playful yet luxurious

The big reveal: tips for presenting your creative work in the best light

Designers Against Coronavirus book unites Malika Favre, M/M Paris, Akatre, and more in interpreting the crisis

Lewk Wilmhurst visually dissects current technological advances in bitesize digital symbols

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Mr Labembika combines his childhood in Cameroon with his adult life in London

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“Online art school is not art school”: The future of creative higher education in the age of Covid-19

We investigate the challenges, pitfalls and opportunities of taking creative courses into the digital realm, and talk to the students and institutions who are feeling the impact.

The Graduates 2020

Meet all of this year’s graduating class

The Graduates 2020

What would Wikipedia look like if it acknowledged its gender and racial biases? Graphic designer Sharon Park explores

Capturing the multiplicity of brown Asian masculinity, Hidhir Badaruddin aims to change the narrative

Animator Inger Bierma on finding a sense of freedom through her graduate film, Blanket

Gloria Wong’s photography explores identity, the family unit and Canada’s Asian diasporas

Type design, textiles, book covers and more: Willie Shaw brings function and beauty in equal measure to his graphic design practice

Photographer Delali Ayivi is delivering the change she wishes to see in the industry

Welcome to the brilliantly daft world of illustration graduate, Sa6ettu

What is “good taste”? Meiting Song defies categorisation with her all-encompassing portfolio

Louise Silfversparre builds 3D ecosystems as a reminder of our fragile relationship with nature

Googly eyes, curious critters and perfect comic timing combine in Doug Alberts’ animations

Okocha Obasi is a designer aiming to “uncover truth, individuality and question the status quo”

Katharina Shafiei-Nasab’s portfolio is not just Swiss graphic design, it’s a hybrid of everything that she’s learned, seen and experienced

Rene Matić explores “dimensions of Blackness through the lens of their own personal experiences as a queer, Black womxn”

Meet the Dutch cowboy Kees in Sabine Rovers’ sincere, vulnerable and humorous photography

Illustrator Gvidas Pakarklis creates meticulous hand-drawn worlds merging infographics with magical realism

How can photography unveil invisible systems of power in society? Kirsten Bosma explores

Latest talks from Nicer Tuesdays

Marylou Faure on all things freelancing, from self-promotion to pricing up work

15 September 2020

“I try to avoid doing any work that I feel ambivalent about”: Jerome Harris on his socially engaged design practice

16 September 2020

Denisse Ariana Pérez on documenting a real portrayal of marginalised communities – not models, not victims

17 September 2020

Grilli Type’s Noël Leu on an obsession with detail when it comes to type design

18 September 2020

Caricature and political cartoons: essential satire or old news?

As Spitting Image returns to our screens, we explore the long heritage of satirical cartoons and assess whether they’re destined to thrive or become tomorrow’s fish and chip paper.