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Anatomy’s campaign for the Horniman museum is built on a bespoke typeface foraged from it’s collections and gardens

Design studio Supersystème builds visual worlds by treating typography as image

Robert Beatty on retro Photoshop, creative friction and designing album covers that feel almost primeval

From hand-drawn type to doodled logos, illustration takes the lead in the visual identity for Florence’s first art book fair

At Warsaw’s The Poster Festival, a new school of artists emerge alongside an overlooked history of graphic design

Nguyen Gobber’s poster series turns live music into noisy visuals

Meet the iconic printmakers that shaped half a century of the UK’s contemporary graphic art

Mamdani’s NYC World Cup campaign is inspired by sports memorabilia, city signage, the subway and the five boroughs

A24 creative director Liam Hamill embraces brainrot with his monthly music venue posters

“There is no formula for art”: Murugiah on why you should make art about things you love

How do you design youth? The Young Vic’s new logo uses motion blur to flip dated theatre branding

Benjamin Tuttle spent years designing for a Brooklyn microcinema – it all led him to Netflix’s Beef

Addison Copas doesn’t want “freedom” – he thrives under the limitations in his wordmarks and brand identities

London’s Ours! Celebrating the posters, billboards and publicity stunts that put two fingers up to Thatcherism

Reda Adi Pratama’s illustrations are punky, imperfect visions of a fantastical future

Nao Lee’s posters are digital terrains that hide small and unruly treasures for you to find

“Nothing is new” to Dave Bowers, so he illustrates the familiar in his own style

The joy and power of Risograph: Risotto showcases 400 printed postcards from artists across the globe

The metallic graphics of Jump Jirakaweekul are rooted in the ancient but feel sharp and current

Bravas Graphix’s explosive posters and stickers strike a balance between the punk and the academic