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Tell us a little bit about yourself – what you do and where you work I am a Pentagram Partner and design identities, environmental graphics, books, promotion and packaging for … Continued

The New York institution launches a new look in promotions for its latest slate of productions.

Cartel "Dry Powder". (2015). Pineado por Amanda Martín.

Dubbed an “autobiography of graphic design”, the book includes Scher’s posters for hits like Hamilton, as well as essays from critics Steven Heller and Ellen Lupton.

Quem Quaeritis Batman?, Public Library, Batman, "Where are we going, Batman?"

French graphic designer Zaven Najjar spent three months of 2013 creating imaginative representations of rap lyrics. These are some of the best (and available as t-shirts!)

Promotional campaign for the 2018 festival of free performances presented by The Public Theater in Central Park.

EXHIBIT: Provocative and fresh, these OOH ads challenge the public perception of design. #exhibit #design #oohads

👇 6th IDEA THAT CHANGED GRAPHIC DESIGN 🏆GOOD DESIGN🏆 Measuring excellence in design! “”Like artists, graphic designers struggle to define ‘Good Design’. Who’s the judge of the quality of the work they produce? The clients? The public? The critics? Or a jury selected by professional institutions? Art academies, in France in particular, have traditionally promoted and enforced official standards of excellence, as defined by a body of eminent artists. Needless to say, their decisions were…

The book presents an urban project approach, which was driven by a series of concerns about the permanent problem of marginality. It contributes to the debate on possibilities of architecture and urba

Growing up in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), the biggest metropolitan in Vietnam, with the population up to 9 million , and having lived in the city center, more than often, I have been too familiar with th

Portrait 35mm film street photography

In the mood for REVOLUTION! #sasaanticstudio

Social Architecture — Theory and Practice aims to equip the students with theoretical/historical knowledge of ‘Social Architecture’ as well as practical skills for practicing it. Resonating with the t

On a recent trip to London, Ryo Takemasa decided to draw what he encountered and in his version of the capital everyone is grinning, whether they're buying some bread, drinking a gentlemanly pint, or queuing for a coffee (must've been a sunny day). Textured and vibrant with an evident ukiyo-e influence, Ryo's illustrations are ruddy fabulous and make even the drudgery of travelling on the Tube seem fun and exciting.

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