Lukas Paltram, creative director at Dalton Maag, explains the process behind creating a custom typeface for the BBC – and offers some advice for clients considering whether to invest in a new font
Oh the nostalgia! A new set of ten stamps ‘captures classic toys that encouraged creativity and inspired millions of young minds’
In the 1970s and 80s, artist and designer Biman Mullick distributed thousands of posters highlighting the harmful impacts of smoking and passive smoking. With his work featured in a new exhibition at the Wellcome Collection, we spoke to Mullick about devoting much of his life to campaigning for a smoke-free environment
The photographer’s latest exhibition and book takes a forensic approach to the flower bed in a graphic exploration of colour combinations in nature
A knitted pussy hat, on-air branding for the Premier League and Pokemon Go are among the designs shortlisted for the Beazley Designs of the Year award
Chickpea snack brand Hippeas is stocked in more than 20,000 stores and has plans to become a global lifestyle brand. Founder Livio Bisterzo and JKR design director Stephen McDavid explain how a strong identity and a focus on giving back have been crucial to the brand’s success
Following the publication of Paula Scher’s extensive new monograph with Unit Editions, we spoke to the Pentagram partner and artist about her working process. Here are her tips on how to balance personal work with professional projects
Pentagram has brought a new typographic look to the Poetry Foundation and its long-established magazine, Poetry, which explores the visual possibilities of this unique written form. Michael Bierut explains the thinking behind the work
Studio Moross has created posters, marketing material and food court branding for the Margate theme park
If you’re a fan of classic identity designs in the British Rail canon, or have ever drooled over a standards manual reissue, you’ll enjoy these gorgeous new designs for Czech railway operator Správa železniční dopravní cesty (SŽDC).
Graphic designer by day, street art provocateur by night, Smile is an artist with an agenda: namely to expose “double standards”
DixonBaxi’s visual identity for a campaign promoting Eurosport’s Olympics coverage is inspired by the medal winners’ podium
