Print and design studio Risotto is marking 100 months of artist postcards, all printed by hand and posted worldwide, with an exhibition that puts the beauty and breadth of Risograph on show.

This genre-defying illustrated novel fuses comic panels, paintings and prose to create a “treat” for the reader.

Hats on legs and shoes having a smooch, the illustrator talks us through a whirlwind of recent commissions for the French fashion house.

Elizabeth Goodspeed speaks with creative director Gail Bichler about magazine’s first redesign in nearly a decade, and how the publication is adapting to a transformed media landscape.

This colourful new brand identity for state farm fruit is packed with New York Pride.

A visual archive of jabones esotéricos, (magic soaps) this publication bathes you in a world of liquid illustrations and saturated packaging designs.

Badly behaved visitors, high-volume rental practices and algorithm-induced overtourism – in a landscape under strain, we make the case for downsizing how we travel and how it is marketed. We call it ...

The self-taught painter and sculptor is depicting figures and jerseys from basketball to boxing with found local materials.

You’ve just started working but somehow lost your hunger for making art along the way. Kat Wong guides this recent graduate on coaxing their creativity back in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums.

This designer’s work is infinity symbols of barbed wires, spirals of horned tails and witchy typefaces that sprawl across pages like codes from an ancient realm – but it’s his work’s flashy, modern ...

Without designers writing about their own work, design is easy to misunderstand. Writing helps designers work through what they think – and makes that thinking visible to others.

Everyone is Beautiful and No one is Horny, is the result of a sad realisation – if you want images of closeness and desire amongst young people today, they might have to be set up.