Brendan Dawes’ seven rules of creativity
Brendan Dawes is a UK-based artist who uses generative processes involving data, machine learning and algorithms to create a panoply of projects.
Brendan Dawes is a UK-based artist who uses generative processes involving data, machine learning and algorithms to create a panoply of projects.
Josh Seiden is the co-author of Lean UX, and in this interview, he shares how to achieve better results through an outcome-centric mindset.
This Kenyan-born furniture designer has used art and data to push the design world to recognize Black creatives.
Interviews about navigating the individual contributor career path.
Video game design is still a young enough practice to feel mysterious and discoverable.
Designer Saskia Marka and physicist-turned-animator Dave Whyte discuss their work for Netflix hit The Queens Gambit including using Processing.js
Acclaimed designer and thought leader Cheryl D. Miller shares her decades-long quest for design justice.
Edel Rodriguez can’t wait to stop illustrating Trump.
Bureau Oberhaeuser is a Hamburg-based studio focused on information and interface design.
We spoke to chief designer Yujin Morisawa about the experience he wanted to create with the PS5.
I got a chance to ask accomplished icon designer Louie Mantia about his newest project, a set of Hanafuda playing cards.
Readymag explored the lives and work habits of five designers from different backgrounds to find out what helps them stay productive and creative.
We caught up with Pablo to talk about life as a remote designer, making your side project your day job, and why everyone loves illustrations.
An insightful and inspiring interview with Fabricio Teixeira covering topics like designing remotely, collaboration, and the business value of design.
The London-based designer recently won an award for the personal project which combines traditional and contemporary design techniques.
This is the story of Lucky You Lounge—a full-service restaurant, bar, and nightclub owned and operated by designer Karli and her husband Caleb.
"I live and work in TriBeCa and have on occasion been mistaken for either cleaning staff or a nanny whilst visiting job sites."
Rob Ford is an industry icon, best-selling author and champion of ground-breaking digital creativity. In 2000, Rob founded the FWA.
Karen joins us to talk about her career at the intersection of mental health and design.
When did variable fonts come to be, and why have they taken off recently?