Algorithmic Typography, Crafted Entirely With Computer Code
Yeohyun Ahn creates letters as individual pieces of software, thinking beyond typography’s traditional limits.
Yeohyun Ahn creates letters as individual pieces of software, thinking beyond typography’s traditional limits.
In a new collaboration with a high-fashion brand, Starbucks ditches stereotypical holiday graphics to celebrate the New Aesthetic.
Mujjo’s well-liked capacitive gloves get upgraded for warmth.
Amsterdam design studio Lesley Moore shows us the meaning of less is more with an infinitely customizable, deceptively simple logotype for a Dutch museum.
Cleveland has 13,000 structures due for demolition. But the “waste” needn’t end up in a landfill.
The Bible has plenty of prophecies regarding the end of the world. One designer condensed them into a surprisingly lighthearted infographic.
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Wendy MacNaughton spins remarkable city stories out of chance encounters with her fellow San Franciscans.
As part of a city-led proposal to rezone the area around Grand Central, Midtown Manhattan natives SOM imagine an outrageous tourist destination on par with the London Eye.
Cocktail packaging inspired by the stackable marker that was the envy of every playground.
At the Istanbul Bienal, designers used the OpenStructures system to build toasters, sleds, and vacuum cleaners from scratch.
Written by: Skibsted Ideation
The definition of "product" should be expanded to include everything a company puts out into the world, from its website to its marketing materials, argue Jens Martin Skibsted and Rasmus Bech Hansen.
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