The Art of Letters celebrates the “relative absurdity” of the alphabet
The book, published by Formist Editions and featuring the work of type designer and Klim Type Foundry founder Kris Sowersby, asks, “When is a letter not a letter?”
Rapha marks 13 decades of the Tour de France with new poster exhibition
The retailer is celebrating the world’s most famous bike race with a display of striking poster designs, including works by Paul Smith and Accept & Proceed
A new exhibition celebrates the work of contemporary graphic designers
Shout is part of Belgian multidisciplinary festival Zomerslag, and features commmissions by the likes of Morag Myerscough and Anthony Burrill
The role of Aberdeen People’s Press in late 20th century activism
A new exhibition is showcasing the printer’s archive of materials from the 70s and 80s, with the aim of elevating its legacy in the history of social and political causes
How creativity could take us into space
Advances in science and technology mean space travel and tourism could become as normal as hopping on a flight. But what role does design and creativity play in transforming humans into a space-faring, multi-planetary civilisation?
Pentagram has designed a “war-worn” logo and typeface for Total War
Created for the final game in the Total War: Warhammer trilogy, Pentagram’s bespoke typeface and logo feature chiselled serif letterforms, reminiscent of bevelled axe blades
Lance Wyman’s US Bicentennial lettering is now a typeface
F37 Wyman turns the designer’s stripy, flags-in-motion letters – which were ultimately never used – into a complete typeface
Graduates, show us your work!
We’re open for submissions for our showcase of the best graduate creative work of 2021. Send us your work by July 16 to be in with a chance to be featured on Creative Review
