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I Need a Guide: a daily style directory

I Need a Guide: a daily style directory

Appropriately, I NEED A GUIDE is a well-compiled Japanese-based guide to art, photography, architecture and contemporary culture. The artists they introduce are fantastic, and their website is very simple to navigate. Appropriately, I NEED A GUIDE... 

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OMOMMA: a digital craft studio founded by Daijiro Ohara

OMOMMA: a digital craft studio founded by Daijiro Ohara

OMOMMA is a handmade and digital craft studio started by Daijiro Ohara. The studio is focused on graphics, typography, editorial projects and workshops. OMOMMA is a handmade and digital craft studio started by Daijiro Ohara. The studio is focused... 

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GraphicDesign&

GraphicDesign&

Page 1: Great Expectations  is an unusual typographic experiment orchestrated by GraphicDesign& to explore the relationship between graphic design, typography and the reading of a page. 70 international graphic designers were tasked with laying... 

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TV Land: Time to Let Go

TV Land: Time to Let Go

As a refresher, from this January’s post on TV Land : “Launched in 1996 and originally part of a Nickelodeon programming block called Nick at Nite, TV Land is a cable television channel aimed (according to owner MTV Networks) at the 40- to... 

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Seventy ways to start a novel

Seventy ways to start a novel

Neil Donnelly ‘s treatment of the opening page of Great Expectations evokes the layout of a tabloid newspaper In GraphicDesign& ‘s first book, Page 1: Great Expectations, 70 designers reinterpret the opening page of the Charles Dickens... 

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Paul Elliman’s Found Font installation at MoMA’s Ecstatic Alphabets / Heaps of Language

Paul Elliman’s Found Font installation at MoMA’s Ecstatic Alphabets / Heaps of Language

Ecstatic Alphabets / Heaps of Language at New York’s Museum of Modern Art has brought together 12 contemporary practitioners and an estimable spectrum of key 20th Century artists who do as the Dadaists do and eschew rational structures of language,... 

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Fiona Rae exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery

Fiona Rae exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery

Fiona Rae remembers acquiring a PowerBook in 1999 at about the same time that she met her husband and fellow artist Dan Perfect. Something of a tech boff, Perfect introduced Rae to the joys of Photoshop and the rest, you could say, is history. Fiona... 

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Full-Court Press

Full-Court Press

Established in 1994 (originally as Internet Wire), Marketwire provides “global press release distribution, industry-leading social media monitoring and analytics, and a fully integrated marketing communications platform for content creation, optimization,... 

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Creative Typographic Artworks for your Inspiration

Creative Typographic Artworks for your Inspiration

Combine fonts and images creatively, use your imagination and some snazzy software and presto! Typography is no longer dull and boring. Typefaces have personality. You can mix ’n’ match different fonts to provide emphasis and character while attracting... 

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Joshua Scott Toy Font

Joshua Scott Toy Font

Though he is mainly known for his photography, Joshua Scott ‘s most recent project, featured in BULLETT Magazine’s Obsessed issue, takes the perception of youth to a magnified level. Though he is mainly known for his photography, Joshua... 

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