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What can punctuation and glyphs say that words can’t? Overview opts for expression over legibility in documentary identity

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

Design studio Supersystème builds visual worlds by treating typography as image

Kelli Anderson’s paper gadgets and pop-up books approach graphic design as a fine art

Noble Signs restores NYC’s storefront signage so you “feel at home before you’ve stepped in your own door”

Are we stuck in the typographic principles of the 20th century? Matter Of’s new anti-design manual investigates

Tinder’s first rebrand in nearly a decade channels the voice of a dating columnist

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

Koto launches CCType foundry to create typefaces that meet the demands of modern brands

More of a performance than a fixed system, Ronnie Scott’s new identity does a typographic dance

The “glitchy, jittery” visuals of this Pitchfork designer are made with serendipity and his new favourite motion software

Stanley Plowman’s Garble is machine-executed typography filled with human mess

Building a brand means building a world – that’s why Blanca Doba’s identity for Bare Earth didn’t stop at a wordmark

How Tiquismiquis Club brought rhythm and scale to Odda’s 700-page issue

Rapha’s brand identity is rebooted with six bespoke typefaces inspired by vintage cycling ephemera

Whether it’s Tipp-Ex or crayons, David Heofs builds music identities from physical materials

How&How’s colourful and collaged Bristol Dockyards rebrand makes nautical cliches walk the plank

Studio Nari wordmark gives Threads a voice of its own

Enter the Bucketverse: KFC’s finger-licking rebrand turns an icon into an entire world

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