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An exhibition poster featuring a painting of a person with blonde hair resting their head on their hand. Bold green text at the top reads “Louisiana” and the bottom reads “Lucian Freud”. The dates “11.6-27.9.26” are printed in the top right corner.

A2 Type adds Louisiana Museum of Modern Art to its repertoire of typefaces for iconic institutions

Corporate branding logic is taking the soul out of football clubs

Corporate branding logic is taking the soul out of football clubs

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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

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

A collage featuring two people sitting side by side against a yellow patterned background. Above them, bold text reads “WE WERE SAMO” followed by “WE WERE SAMO AS A RIDDLE WE COULD NOT CARE LESS ABOUT BRANDS LABELS CELEBRITIES OR DIAMONDS”.

Al Diaz is reclaiming the legacy of Samo©, the graffiti project he created with Jean-Michel Basquiat

12 October 2026

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

A charcoal drawing of three ethereal figures floating within swirling, smoke-like clouds. Above them, thin, vein-like lines descend from the top of the frame.

Gazier Marine makes her painstakingly detailed graphite drawings at night – and you can tell

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A child with wet, curly hair looks directly at the camera. A stream of blood runs from their nose down to their chin.

Nick Haymes’ new photobook is a sprawling testament to the blood, tears and joy of growing up

A Ntsal identity uses the nonlinear timeline of films to inspire its expressive and compressive motion

15 September 2026

A grid of nine pixelated icons in various colours is set against a black background. The icons include a speech bubble, musical notes, a laptop, an atom, a cake, a bird, a radio, a football and scales. Below the grid, the word “Wikipedia” appears in white serif type next to a blue puzzle piece containing the number “25”.

The mascots, design and visual history of Wikipedia, the encyclopedia that puts functionality above aesthetics

15 September 2026

A minimalist cream-coloured poster with the word “Rembrandt” in large, black serif capitals at the bottom. A circular seal and the text “The Professional Choice Since 1899” sit at the top.

Sylvan Hillebrand gives a 125-year-old oil paint company a contemporary refresh

14 September 2026

A pink and red poster for an exhibition titled “Carrying”. It lists artists including Louise Lawler, Canabilir-Meier, Kate Newby, Tiffany Sia, Hêlîn Alas, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Leyla Yenirce. The bottom of the poster reads “14 Mai – & November 2026” and “Museum Brandhorst”.

Alina Derya Yakaboylu combines research and intuition to create culturally rooted design

White text on a black background reads “written by Robert Eggers & Sjón” and “directed by Robert Eggers”. The lettering is in a stylised, gothic font.

From Barbie logos to medieval manuscripts: step inside Teddy Blanks’ film title design process

A person smiles while standing at a podium with a microphone. The podium features the text “NICER TUESDAYS”. To the right, a large red lily is laid over a black and white image of clouds.

Jazz Grant uses collage as a radical form of archiving for The V&A and Hackney City Library

A group of people dress in ornate, historical military uniforms while gathered around a table. In the foreground, a person in a green jacket with gold buttons and medals looks directly at the camera.

200 Summers Later: Photographer Ana Paganini uncovers bloodless beauty at reenactments of history’s most iconic battles

Berlin Museum’s makeover borrows typefaces from the U-Bahn and currywurst stands

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

A black book cover features a white geometric star illustration on the right. The spine reads “ASTRO BLACK” in bold, white capital letters.

Look up! Parallel Press’ Astro Black archives and protects the dazzling visual history of Black astronauts

A graphic illustration on a dark green background featuring the word “NEW” repeated twice. The words are arranged in an infinity loop, traced by a light blue line that alternates between solid and dashed paths.

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

Five people sit and lounge inside a red train carriage. Two people rest on the upper bunks, while three others sit on the lower seats facing each other. Through the window, a landscape of mountains and small yellow houses by a lake is visible.

Cord studio on using symmetry and cinema to create one of 2026’s most viral campaigns