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Why a Belfast band used 100 dishes of mould to make their album cover
46+ min ago (427+ words) Thibault Barillon of Robocobra Quartet explain why he grew petri dishes of fungus to illustrate their 100-track release. So when I first saw the artwork for Belfast group Robocobra Quartet's 100-track album Hundred Pieces, my mind immediately went to unpleasant…...
The kinesiologist who now animates furniture: how Kent Wood found motion design's full circle
1+ hour, 1+ min ago (570+ words) The founder of Kwoo Studio discusses how he's made a name for himself after a career pivot and a move across the Atlantic. Kent Wood is currently going through that transition. "I used to think that by 30, you were supposed…...
How Form solved the classic two-logo lockup problem for British Cycling and its sponsor, Lloyds
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (925+ words) By building two brands into the typography upfront, creative director Alex Andlaw explains, the issue never arose in the first place. It's a dilemma every designer who's ever worked on a sponsored event will recognise. Two logos arrive. One is…...
Meet Sarah Martinon, the illustrator luxury houses are turning to for something no machine can draw
16+ hour, 16+ min ago (576+ words) Instead of turning to AI for their latest campaigns, Hermès and Chanel hired the Paris artist. The result is something widely loved online, and not just by creatives either. We speak to the human who got everyone talking this summer....
A logo hiding in plain sight: how The Train Factory's new identity came from an old safety mark
19+ hour, 46+ min ago (359+ words) It was once where Finland built most of its trains. Now it's a cultural destination with restaurants, theatre and galleries. To bring it all to life, the identity began with a lifting symbol found on the side of a carriage....
'Just to keep drawing': The tale of how Innes Clark designed her way out of a bakery and into restaurant branding
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (238+ words) From burnout after art school to designing menus and posters for London's restaurant scene, the illustrator talks us through her journey and key learnings. When you hear about a graphic design job starting from pulling shifts at a bakery, you…...
Meet Danna Guti??rrez aka Gallina Clueka: The project turning drawings into tactile vessels you can hold
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (156+ words) The Bogota-based artist explains how a collection of hand-pinched ceramics, made in the days after an earthquake hit her home country, became a meditation on what keeps the world habitable. "I like having that space for intuition, where I don't…...
Thomke Meyer's dynamic illustration are inspired by sound, cinema and nature
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (351+ words) The illustrator talks about the winding path that led her to editorial covers for Die Zeit, Elle, and Der Spiegel, and the graphic novel she's now building. In Thomke Meyer's illustrations, you'll spot hair whipping sideways, vines coiling and unravelling…...
Why Studio Kiln swapped Cornwall for London
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (544+ words) The award-winning studio has spent years proving creativity doesn't need a postcode. So why are they now heading for the Big Smoke? Even in 2026, some people get sniffy about the idea of running a design studio outside of London. Especially…...
Forget AI studios – this filmmaker strapped a £15 iMac to a 25ft crane to remake The Odyssey
6+ day, 26+ min ago (332+ words) It started as a parody of Christopher Nolan's IMAX obsession and racked up 14 million views. Then, over the summer, as everyone watched AI disrupt Hollywood, a crew of 30 decided to see what a 17-year-old iMac could do. While many panic…...