Brendan Dawes is a UK-based artist who uses generative processes involving data, machine learning and algorithms to create a panoply of projects.

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Molly Millions is cool. Her augmented eyes are coated in mirrors, and beneath her immaculately manicured nails, quicksilver daggers wait to be sprung.

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The legendary designer may be retired, but he hasn't stopped making work or airing his opinions.

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Ask people to name a font they hate, and they'll name Comic Sans or Papyrus.

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Designer and writer Frank Chimero salutes the methods and work of the legendary illustrator. A lot of my job as a designer, writer, and illustrator is producing words and images, then finding interesting methods to merge them. I am always hungry for inspiration on ways to do this, but there are fewer examples than you'd expect.

SVA's Steven Heller has helped launch dozens of high-profile design careers. To his protégés, he seems like the ultimate insider - but he didn't start out that way. S teven Heller is sitting in his office at Manhattan's School of Visual Arts, sipping iced green tea and editing a draft of his latest book.

T he holidays are nigh. And if that information feels daunting, you're not alone. With everything going on in the world, it's now even harder to focus on finding the perfect gifts. How can you hit the stores when the very fabric of our democracy is threatened?

Matias Corea opens up about the Adobe acquisition, the beauty of analog inspiration, and why designers need to stop scrolling. M atias Corea has lived the entrepreneurial designer's dream. In 2006, he, along with Scott Belsky, founded Behance, an online portfolio platform that became the place for creatives to showcase their work.