A new book explores medieval merchant marks
Logo Rewind shows the links between trademarks drawn up hundreds of years ago and modern logo designs
Andy Vella creates textural designs for The Cure’s new book
The band’s longstanding collaborator has produced layered illustrations and a deluxe edition for the new biography, which takes the form of an encyclopedia
An odyssey into the world of Ardneks
Indonesian illustrator Ardneks is releasing his debut monograph, which brings together over a decade’s worth of his vibrant images inspired by everything from comics to cosmology
Francesco Merlini explores the space between wakefulness and sleep
Familiar yet strange, Merlini’s photographs speak to the experience of dreaming, and the imagery we are presented with in this state
Edel Rodriguez’s first graphic novel tells his remarkable life story
Best known for his provocative anti-Trump images, Worm details Rodriguez’s journey from Cold War Cuba to becoming one of the most prominent political artists of the last decade
Richard Kalvar’s irreverent study of language
The photographer’s new book, Selected Writings, uses a generous dose of humour in his appreciation for how words show up in everyday life
Photographer Max Miechowski on navigating endings
The photographer’s new book, Land Loss, serves as a permanent record of a landscape in motion. He talks to us about resisting bleak depictions of the decaying English coastline, and how he found his own sense of closure with the project
The irreverence of Sports Banger immortalised in print
A new book by the fashion house’s founder, Jonny Banger, celebrates ten years of its unique brand of socially conscious satire
Step into the forgotten world of Candy, Andy & the Bearandas
Four Corners’ new photobook celebrates the bizarrely wonderful comic series from Gerry Anderson, who was best known for creating the Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet
Andrew Dosunmu’s monograph displays his artistic instincts
The filmmaker and photographer’s first book, Monograph, reveals his eye for colour and compelling portraits, and includes an insightful conversation with Arthur Jafa
A nostalgic trip through the history of handheld game consoles
In his new book, video game enthusiast Brandon Saltalamacchia studies the legacies and culture of handheld gaming
A new anthology shows how Ghanaian artists pass the baton
Manju Journal founder Richmond Orlando Mensah has collaborated with publishers Twentyfour Thirtysix on Voices, which brings together more than 80 interviews with Ghanaian talent across generations and geographies