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Check out the winning projects selected by the design community and expert jury from Porto Rocha, Pentagram, and Studio Dumbar.
Check out the winning projects selected by the design community and expert jury from Porto Rocha, Pentagram, and Studio Dumbar.
Daniel Benneworth-Gray picks his favourite movie posters of 2025, from Frankenstein to Pillion, Sentimental Value to Hard Truths.
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A unique collection of laptops adorned with creative stickers from around the world.
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Transform any design into mesmerizing ASCII art masterpieces.
A display font based on the destination displays found on some of the light rail vehicles that service the city of San Francisco.
A masterclass in low-tech, persistent, and surprisingly effective guerrilla marketing.
When Austrian philosopher Otto Neurath invented the visual language of Isotypes, it was to democratise education—but ended up impacting way more.
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A font that's a celebration of one of London’s oldest commercial districts.
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Gothic has moved from subcultural spaces into mainstream design practice. What’s causing its resurrection?