graphic design
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Funny business
Graphic designers are known for being bold but where is their wit? We meet some comic types.
Next big thing
A shift is happening in graphic design. No longer do big companies command the best work; discerning clients are turning to small, nimble firms. We meet three creative up-and-comers.
For the record
Designer Peter Saville has defined the visual identities of some of the UK’s most iconic cultural institutions. Now he is venturing into the all-new territory of textiles.
Making a mark
Five designers and creative directors tell us what makes an effective logo and flag up their all-time favourites.
Stick ’em up!
When done well, posters can persuade us to buy a pen, observe social norms or fly to a faraway land. They look great too. Put them on your walls.
In the frame
Swiss poster design might have a storied past but it's also the ideal media for today, with its simple, stirring calls to action.
Urban developers
A crop of talented graphic-design firms are winning commissions across Melbourne’s property and hospitality industries, providing clients with elegant branding and the city with a strong visual identity.
Put it down on paper
Digital developments have transformed graphic design but Tokyo’s ‘Idea’ magazine remains a global champion of print.
She’s just our type
The experimental book designer who isn’t afraid to push boundaries – and crack some spines along the way.
What’s on the menu?
Design firm Family Brothers has defined the look of Atlanta’s culinary scene. Now it’s tucking in elsewhere.
