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A digital editorial unpacking the role of the Type Directors Club medalists and the award itself in the global design and typography community. Produced by Readymag.
A digital editorial unpacking the role of the Type Directors Club medalists and the award itself in the global design and typography community. Produced by Readymag.
London-based creative studio [Panoply](https://panoply.co.uk/) has animated the psychological condition of 'derealisation' in a stunning new short fil…
Italian artist Massimiliano Pelletti (previously) gravitates toward imperfection, and his practice revolves around transforming presumed defects like impurities, cracks, or chips into elegantly carved figures. Pink marble sliced to reveal the stone’s pillowy, crystalline insides bisects the artist’s interpretation of Venus de Medici, while in “Blue Venus,” marbled sodalite and Mexican white onyx are spliced together into a fully formed bust. Contrasting smooth segments with the rough texture of unpolished stone, Pelletti evokes art history and ancient sculpture traditions through the lens of flaw and fallibility.
A balance of “tradition and modernity”, the Olympic brand refresh aims to bring the games into the future, allowing its visual branding to exist on various online medium and channels.
Previously an office in Gavà, Spain, a blank space is transformed into a modern + minimalist beach house by Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge.
Promotion: online art platform Artsper presents ten handpicked pieces of art that can be used to decorate and add character to a home.
Philadelphia-based ceramicist Brian Giniewski (previously) is behind the playfully textured vessels known as Drippy Pots. Referencing a melty summertime ice cream cone or icing on a cake, the glossy material in mottled pastels, speckles, or single colors trickle down the exterior of mugs and cups.
Based on edible renaturalization, the goal of the Hydroponic Garden is to incorporate more eco-design into yet to be built spaces + offices.
a decommissioned offshore platform has been transformed into one of the UK’s largest public art installations 'SEE monster.'
Fascinated by “anything related to print” and seeing their final products as “pieces of contemporary art”, Sun Xiaoxi and Wang Lang of Pay2Play take print design to a whole new level.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Museum of Architecture have launched a competition to find exceptional designs for three new treehouses across Kew.
For its first London project, hospitality company Artfarm has given new life to the 18th-century Audley Public House which opens today in Mayfair.
The photographer Rankin’s new photography fair, Visual Noise, celebrates the talent of graduates whose final shows were disrupted by Covid. It takes place at Maryland Studio in east London on 9-10 April. Tickets are available from the studio’s website. All profits go to @legacyofwarfoundation
The 8-piece collection brings new colors and materiality to the Eames catalog, marking the first Herman Miller and HAY collaboration.
The studio says Piëch Sans represents a departure “from the usual clichés and conventions of ‘classic’ car advertising”.
the viewing platform offers visitors a new vantage point over the 17 burial mounds at sutton hoo, which date as far back as 625 BC.
An exhibition of hand-crafted art and design pieces, including a seminal sculpture by Charles and Ray Eames, is on display at the former New Jersey home of 20th-century landscape architect James Rose.
The artist shares how a keen imagination and interest in other peoples’ stories allows them to create a safe space for marginalised and misrepresented narratives.
Physicists have solved a key problem of robotic locomotion by revising the usual rules of interaction between simple component parts.
It would be neat if every ID school had one of these. Switzerland's ECAL has an online Digital Market where they sell the .stl files of objects designed by Master Product Design students, alumni and faculty. The nature of most of the objects is functional but designey. Some examples:
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