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Accidental Collage is a celebration of noticing the hidden worlds of printed ephemera, torn posters and bygone advertising

Accidental Collage is a celebration of noticing the hidden worlds of printed ephemera, torn posters and bygone advertising

Never eaten a whole fish? This beautifully designed magazine will show you how to

Never eaten a whole fish? This beautifully designed magazine will show you how to

Welcome to Hot Cottage, the jack of all trades design studio that zigzags between methods and mediums

A film poster for “Paradise”, a film by Ana Rieper. The top half shows a small wooden hut engulfed in a massive wall of orange fire and thick grey smoke. The bottom half is a bold red block with the title “PARADISE” in large black type, followed by a list of credits and production logos.

Estudio Cru wants it’s responsive design to pose questions rather than offer answers

Seven people sit closely together around a table in a cafe. They look towards the camera with neutral expressions, some leaning in or resting their arms on the table.

What happens when kids get behind the camera? A bold new book explores

A split screen shows a person speaking at a podium on the left and a yellow and black striped football shirt on the right. The shirt features the text “NEW YORK CITY” across the chest. A yellow bubble at the bottom reads “NYC!” next to the words “NICER TUESDAYS”.

Design as a unifying language: Arsh Raziuddin on how her World Cup identity united NYC

A person holds an open book over a sandy ground. One page shows a wide shot of a kitchen with red and green cabinets, while the opposite page shows a person holding a fish in a plastic bag.

Foto Foto is the design-focused brand bringing back the physical photo album

A person holds a microphone and smiles during a talk. Beside them is the cover of a book titled “Ten Lives” by Mona Chalabi, featuring a purple background and small illustrated figures.

Mona Chalabi on making sense of the unmeasurable

The cover of a book titled “All Work is Women’s Work”. A subtitle reads “On The Seamstresses’ Union’s radical publishing practices in early 20th century Amsterdam”. The cream-coloured page features a poem in the centre and a small floral emblem below. Text at the bottom credits Hanka van der Voet in collaboration with Beau Bertens and Alia Mascia.

All Work is Women’s Work recovers the forgotten history of Amsterdam’s seamstresses

A book cover featuring a surreal painting of a domestic scene. A person with a television for a head sits on a sofa, while another person in the foreground looks down at a plate. The title reads “Now Burns Blue” above the author’s name, “Cenac Rollins”.

The era of the book trailer: why Somesuch Editions are promoting novels like films

21 October 2026

An ink drawing of Captain America leaping forward through a crumbling wall. He holds his circular shield in one hand and wears his signature star-spangled suit. Faint pencil sketches at the top read “Extra – Captain America (Origin)”.

Prehistoric cave paintings to Star Wars and Marvel: Inside the colossal catalogue of iconic narrative art

21 October 2026

Two people stand behind a wooden lectern that reads “NICER TUESDAYS”. To the right, a red book cover features the title “Design Harder” and the name “Erik Carter” in bold black type.

Why self-publishing pays off: No Ideas studio on the journey behind building their own imprint

20 October 2026

The white cover of a book reads “A BOOK for making BOOKS”. The text uses a mix of bold blue and red typography alongside playful, hand-drawn letters in blue, yellow and green. Dashed guide lines and small instructions like “Cut Here” and “Fold Here” are printed across the cover. The words “Open Books” appear in red on the left and right edges.

Carolina Incerti’s A Book for Making Books is designed to be torn apart and remade

20 October 2026

Nicer Tuesdays LA: Get tickets for Debbie Millman, Micaiah Carter and Bijou Karman in November!

16 October 2026

A four-panel comic page with blue backgrounds and black silhouettes. Each panel contains a red and white abstract image and handwritten text telling a story about a person named “S”.

Immersive, layered and abstract, William Goldsmith’s comics explore memory and “the strange patterns that shape it”

Perfection, begone! Laura Pappa and Tüpokompanii’s new typeface is all about letting yourself be bad at something

A red poster in a black frame reads “Festes de Moros i Cristians d’Oliva 2026”. Two green figures in traditional costumes face each other, with the date “Del 16 al 19 de Juliol” printed below.

Sergio Membrillas on treading the path between two disciplines and taking yourself seriously as an art director

An illustration of several red, glossy fruits and dark, curved shapes floating against a light blue, grainy background. The shapes are rendered with soft, blurred edges and bright white highlights.

Sandy Christ crafts fuzzy, out-of-focus illustrations that make you embrace ambiguity

A line drawing of a cow on a pink background. Five empty buckets are arranged in two rows beneath the animal.

Nomka Enkhee’s whimsical cartoons are made up of mundane objects inspired by cursive handwriting

29 September 2026

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A brown graphic illustration on a light grey background. The word “Mirchi” appears in a bold, rounded typeface at the top, above four abstract brown shapes accompanied by short phrases: “01 Bring it to the table”, “02 Spiced Rhum”, “03 Enjoy your drink” and “04 This is Mirchi”.

Horah Inc lets its love for Pokémon and typography soar in identities for spiced rum, trading cards and book design

29 September 2026