The Tokyo-based artist’s strange and curious creatures are a way to “make something wonderful out of the monotony of life”.

Could too close an adherence to design history have an “unintended impact” on your creativity and sense of self? For graphic ...

Supported by the 70:15:40 Project UK, a collaborative initiative led by MPB to challenge the status quo in photography, these ...

Five years since the delivery-only Korean fried chicken brand’s founding and meteoric rise, Outfry turned to Monopo London ...

Taking a slower approach to graphic design and branding, this French studio is finding ways to merge leisure, living, nature ...

With illustrated type and a healthy sprinkle of nostalgia, this London-based filmmaker has made a fascinating documentation ...

The studio has crafted a nostalgic identity for LA-based scented candle company Elsewhere Fragrances, imagining visuals for ...

The greasy pole is back at Irvine’s annual horse festival after a four year hiatus, and the Scottish photographer was there ...

Adobe MAX landed on Miami Beach, bringing together a vibrant, international community of creatives for a showcase of software ...

The photographer captures the resilience and warmth of London’s creative mothers and the fresh perspectives that motherhood ...

From creative duo The Surfers, Nonna’s Cam is a warm ode to our elders, and shows how accidents can open up a world of ...

On the surface, or at least on its website, NYC-based design studio Special Offer is a ‘creative tech company focused on the ...