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AIGA Eye on Design
The history of biological illustrations is intertwined with the history of oppression. Is it possible to separate beauty from its ugly past? Read More
Architectural Digest
As the homeless crisis deepens, the words used to describe those most impacted are finally beginning to change Read More
Creative Boom
There's a strip in Manchester known as King Street. One that has always been highly regarded but in recent years has struggled. Not enjoying the same footfall as the nearby Arndale shopping centre or famous bustling Market Street, it was no surprise that the pandemic sent much of it over the edge. Read More
Dezeen
Design studio Space Available and techno DJ Peggy Gou have joined forces to create a chair made of plastic trash collected from streets and waterways in Indonesia. Read More
Architectural Digest
A discerning palette of colours and materials, artfully conceived details and clean finishes give the interiors of this residence, designed by FADD Studio, a pristine appeal Read More
Creative Boom
Matt Murphy on switching creative careers, playing with light and shadow, and surviving harder times
Award-winning illustrator Matt Murphy has become known for his conceptual approach, adding delicate textures and confident colour palettes to create beautiful work for Johnnie Walker, Adele, The Guardian, and Stella Artois, to name a few. Read More
Dezeen
Israel has displayed ancient human bones and stuffed animals in mortuary-style stainless steel cabinets at the Venice Architecture Biennale to explore the impact of the country's agricultural history. Read More
Animation Xpress
Since its inception in the late 1880s, movies have always served as a medium to bring alive people’s imagination. Read More
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Glass elevators and an observation deck are under construction at the top of Kohn Pedersen Fox's supertall skyscraper One Vanderbilt in New York. Read More
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This weekend sees the return of Glasgow Print Fair, with the 2021 edition featuring artists like DR.ME, Risotto Studio, Micheal Driver, Supermundane and, you guessed it, many many more. Read More
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