Full of painfully relatable stories of hectic projects going awry, this collection is sure to make you laugh, cringe, and learn from other people’s mistakes.

These hyper-polished images appear digitally-rendered, but the London artist’s process is surprisingly tactile.

Through weaving, the Philadelphia-based artist is exploring “Black Femme identity” and representation in the online sphere.

With no formal training, James has forged his own path, developing a distinct design philosophy that combines research, ...

The new identity for Saintly is Renaissance-inspired, with ornate typography, delicate tones and bare-bottomed cherubs.

Presented by It’s Nice That in association with BUCK, SuprOrdinary follows the inspirational quest of designer Devin Mathews ...

The result of a bizarre obsession with this red member of the chicory family, the publication is a photographic and material study of the striking plant.

Speaking on the power of original thinking, Carlos Andrés Rodríguez, MullenLowe’s global creative director, discusses his own ...

Is basketry a dying craft? This manual and unmechanisable making process with age-old techniques has been the club’s ...

The New York-based creative studio embodies the fishing brand’s uniquely high standards by carefully balancing illustration, ...

Many job ads say a degree isn’t required, but does that hold up in practice? Katie Cadwell unpacks industry hiring biases and ...

Alongside essays and interviews, the screenplay book – art directed by Actual Source – echoes the emotional honesty of Celine ...