A new exhibition at the House of Illustration is celebrating the work of the 20th century graphic designer and educator, whose striking infographics showed people that science doesn’t have to be boring
To mark the intelligence agency’s centenary, a new exhibition at the Science Museum is spotlighting the role it played in historic events including World War Two and the Cold War, along with the rapidly changing landscape of cyber security
The Baku-born, Bristol-based illustrator’s ethereal scenes pull off the tricky feat of addressing serious issues such as climate change and suicide in a sensitive way, earning her commissions from the likes of Wired and The New York Times
Citymapper has been simplifying our stressful commutes and muddled transport networks since 2011 – and injecting a bit of fun into things while doing so. Aimée McLaughlin investigates how the team behind the app is helping to shape the future of our cities
Ogilvy’s recently named Global CCO started out as a cricketer and a tea taster before joining the ad world. He discusses revolutionising Indian advertising in the 80s, why he’s stayed at Ogilvy for three decades, and his optimistic outlook for the industry’s future
We speak to dn&co about the challenges of creating a wayfinding system on such a large scale, and taking design inspiration from the breadcrumb trail in Hansel and Gretel
As Ubisoft’s youngest art director Wong worked on some of the world’s biggest video games, but recently gave it all up for freelance life. He discusses pushing himself outside of his comfort zone, and the cityscapes that have inspired his style
Born from its editor’s own migration experience moving from New Zealand to Berlin, the latest issue tells the story of the Afro-Portuguese community through the lens of Angolan-born, Lisbon-based musician and writer Kalaf Epalanga
The textile artist started off working in set design and paper craft before finding her calling in wool. She discusses why taking a risk and making the switch paid off, and how traditional stereotypes around craft are changing for the better
Our latest issue is dedicated to ideas: how to get them, the brands and creatives that are shaking them up, and the first in a new series on the oral history of big ideas, starting with Skittles’ classic Taste the Rainbow ads
The design studio has worked on the branding and strategy for the ongoing London development, as well as creating an immersive visitor centre that looks to bring it to life
We take deep dive into the brand’s new, simplified visual identity and speak to the design studio behind it, Red&White, about the challenges that come with future-proofing such a wide-ranging technology business