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Tim Easley finds a new side of the Moon in his book of lunar photographs

Award winning illustrator, designer and photographer Tim Easley has channelled his fascination with the Moon into a beautifully designed book of photos and facts about the celestial body. He hopes readers will feel the same awe and wonder he felt for the Moon while putting the book together. Read More

Design Indaba

Sacha Buliard’s responsive mat lets users connect with their bodies

Global graduate, Sacha Buliard spoke at the 2020 Design Indaba Conference. Read More

Dezeen

Julius Raymund Advincula makes “provocative” typeface from cleverly positioned body parts

Filipino graphic designer Julius Raymund Advincula sat half-naked in front of a mirror looking for letters and numbers in the folds of his skin and limbs to make up this Body Type typeface Read More

Yanko Design

MEET THE ONLY TWS EARBUDS THAT ARE ALSO DESIGNED TO WORK AS AFFORDABLE AND INNOVATIVE HEARING AIDS

The Olive Pro is inclusion at its very best. Often in the pursuit to make a sexy product, designers tend to forget a section of their audience that isn’t focused on owning the product as a fashion or style statement. Read More

Creative Review

THE EVOLUTION OF STREET ART

While art shown indoors may have temporarily lost its audience to the pandemic, street art is on the rise. Here, Hazel Davis reflects on how the medium is growing ever more part of the art establishment, yet can still be used as a force for change Read More

Ideo

The Bold Publishing Strategy That Turned a Traditional Newspaper Into a Digital Leader

How bucking the trend of round-the-clock digital publishing led to an enormous payoff for The Times and The Sunday Times Read More

AIGA Eye on Design

Affordability, Transparency + Flexibility: Southland Institute Offers an Alternative Model for Design Education

Founded in 2016, the school is exploring the potential of “unaccredited, non-terminal higher and graduate education” Read More

Domus India

MUTABLE: Ceramic and Clay Art in India since 1947

An exhibition throws light upon ceramic and clay objects made by hereditary and studio-trained potters as well as artists — and their histories — that have never, or rarely, been measured and mapped Read More

recode

Apple is finally making it easy to hide from trackers

The company’s new operating systems want you to know — and control — who’s watching you online. Read More

Scroll.in

For illustrated books, the lockdown makes production difficult. But a digital future brings hope

Priya Kapoor of Roli Books imagines a vastly altered business after the pandemic Read More

AIGA Eye on Design

During a Year Inside, Illustrations Offered a Window to the World

When photoshoots became impossible under COVID restrictions, art directors turned to illustrators Read More

Dezeen

“I respond to every fucking detail of the time we’re in” says Frank Gehry

Frank Gehry's new tower in Arles fits with both the ancient Roman city and today's environmental agenda, the architect claimed in an exclusive interview with Dezeen. Read More

Relive Designyatra 2024 | Academy of Play

Relive Designyatra 2023 | RESET

Relive Kyoorius Designyatra | Design is Dead. Long Live Design.

Tim Easley finds a new side of the Moon in his book of lunar photographs

Sacha Buliard’s responsive mat lets users connect with their bodies

Julius Raymund Advincula makes “provocative” typeface from cleverly positioned body parts

MEET THE ONLY TWS EARBUDS THAT ARE ALSO DESIGNED TO WORK AS AFFORDABLE AND INNOVATIVE HEARING AIDS

THE EVOLUTION OF STREET ART

The Bold Publishing Strategy That Turned a Traditional Newspaper Into a Digital Leader

Affordability, Transparency + Flexibility: Southland Institute Offers an Alternative Model for Design Education

MUTABLE: Ceramic and Clay Art in India since 1947

Apple is finally making it easy to hide from trackers

For illustrated books, the lockdown makes production difficult. But a digital future brings hope

During a Year Inside, Illustrations Offered a Window to the World

“I respond to every fucking detail of the time we’re in” says Frank Gehry

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