Every year, the AIGA recognizes the best designed book covers. This year’s winners highlight the vibrancy and diversity of the moment.

A book celebrating the art of app icon design featuring icons from designers around the world. Now backed & shipping.

Conversations with the World’s Most Creative People, collected into an anthology of 55 interviews with designers and visionaries in diverse fields.

A book that didn’t age well.

For over 50 years, Ootje Oxenaar took pleasure in redrawing the spines of books on his shelves.

“Just one.” So went the particularly cruel prompt that we issued a medley of designers from the publishing industry as 2021 drew to a close.

A beautiful hardcover book that celebrates the art and craft of app icon design.

Send a book that inspired you, receive a book that could change your life.

First things first. What makes a book cover iconic? There are no hard and fast rules, of course—like anything else, you know it when you see it.

A new site iteration with some flashy interactive canvas elements and transitions for Stripe Press's collection of business and tech books.

Why are blobby, colorful book covers everywhere? Blame the logic of algorithms.

Humans crave connections, and the advent of the digital revolution has empowered us to be more connected than ever before.

Bringing you inside the workspaces of inspiring creatives. Delivered to your inbox every Saturday and Sunday morning.

These books are so beautiful, you won’t even want to open them.

Over two decades, Roslyn Gothic graced dozens of covers with works by the writer, building a visual identity for the master of dystopian fiction.

Uncover or revisit 9 classic UX books from the 1980s by Norman, Tufte, Shneiderman, and others.

This is a book about the fundamentals of creating a good web interface.

In “XXXX Swatchbook,” Evelin Kasikov explores all of the variables of CMYK printing without a single drop of ink.

Experts from IDEO, Adobe, SVA, HOK, Designer Fund, and more share book recommendations for designers who want to expand their horizons.

Designers of all kinds tend to have a special relationship with books.