Musa Okwonga’s latest book comes with 1,000 rainbow covers
Every copy of In The End It Was All About Love, published by Rough Trade Books, is unique, thanks to its hand screen-printed jacket by Tommy Davidson-Hawley
How to get the most out of long-term projects
We speak to a handful of creatives to get their insight on the ups and downs of working on the same project or for the same client for a long time; plus tips on keeping it interesting
How I Got Here: Jiminie Ha
The Guggenheim Museum’s newly appointed director of graphic design Jiminie Ha reflects on the joys of a career spent mixing art and design
DR.ME celebrates a decade of great design with a new monograph
Not Dead Or Famous Enough Yet goes behind the scenes of how the Manchester studio has developed a unique aesthetic and an illustrious list of collaborators over the years
ExpressVPN’s new look brings a human touch to digital security
DesignStudio has given the digital security and privacy brand a friendly facelift that eschews the fearmongering tropes favoured by the market
Jack Forrest’s daily poster project puts an emphasis on bold typography
Having just graduated, the designer experiments with different styles and imagery in his posters to challenge himself and connect with the design community
Around the Block celebrates the horror and opportunity of the blank page
The short film, directed by Jonnie Lewis, draws parallels between the sidewalk creatures of Michigan street artist David Zinn and the importance of getting your idea out and into the world
How Phunk pioneered a riotous clash of art and design in Singapore
New book Control Chaos looks back on 25 years of Phunk – the Singapore design collective that mashed creative disciplines together with its eye-popping work
How to survive 2021: Keep on Collaborating
From reimagining office culture online to using the wealth of virtual events to make new contacts, creatives discuss how to make collaboration a key part of your work this year
Animator JiHee Nam talks about finding her style and working for herself
The CalArts graduate discusses her latest short film, her creative process, and the challenges she’s faced so far in the industry
Anthony Burrill has designed a seven-storey-high mural for Leeds
Black and white lettering stretches 88ft high in the designer’s biggest artwork so far, which adorns the end of a historic canal-side building in the city
Timo Kuilder’s new book explores the challenges of having a bipolar parent
In Until One Sunday We Didn’t, the illustrator reflects on his experience of growing up with a bipolar father, using stark illustration and disarmingly honest accounts of his childhood
