A century after his birth, a new book examines Otl Aicher’s design legacy
Published by Prestel, the new book provides a detailed insight into the many ways Aicher influenced contemporary design practice and theory
Penguin announces the winners of its 2022 Cover Design Awards
Previously known as the Student Design Award, the competition now invites anyone who is interested in becoming a designer the chance to reimagine the covers of famous books
Brutal but cinematic documentation of the NYPD homicide division
Theo Wenner’s new book Homicide, published by Rizzoli, draws together images shot over two years of going behind the scenes with the Brookyln-based detectives
Dave McKean reimagines classic gothic fantasy The Gormenghast Trilogy
The comic book artist has created 142 new artworks for a limited edition version of the pioneering work of fiction
Yelena Yemchuk’s ode to Odesa
The Ukrainian photographer’s new book brings together images of the “enchanted” city and its people between 2015 and 2019
A new photo book is capturing the beauty of birds
The latest publication from Hoxton Mini Press features an array of projects documenting modern-day birds around the world – ranging from wild parrots in Tokyo to prize pigeons in New York
Anna Haifisch’s illustrations offer up a warped version of cute
Haifisch’s new Fantagraphics collection, Scahppi, explores “diplomacy within the vicissitudes of the animal kingdom” as well as art world power trips, ferrets, and big life decisions
Is originality an outdated concept?
We talk to the Public Domain Review’s Adam Green about his new book, which draws links between 2,000 years of visual culture, and why we’re obsessed with originality
New book reveals David Byrne’s foray into illustration (and dingbats)
The iconic musician and artist has published a book of his drawings and verse, alongside his musings on typographic nuances
New KesselsKramer book focuses on a photogenic German Shepherd dog
The latest title in the In Almost Every Picture series centres on the tourist town of Baile Tusnad in Romania in the 1960s and 70s, and the imagery of local photographer George Nitescu
London exhibition mines ephemera from Jarvis Cocker’s past
The musician explores the early roots of his creativity and shares photos and writings from his youth in the exhibition at the Gallery of Everything in London
Rumi Hara’s surrealist tales of sisterhood, hitchhiking and orgies
Away from her commercial commissions for clients like BuzzFeed, the New Yorker and Ogilvy & Mather, the New York-based, Japanese-born illustrator lets her imagination (and pens) run wild