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Earlier this year graphic design studio Badesaison created an advertising campaign for "Perlaton", an annual music festival held in Zurich. The studio's approach to design is ideal for the event – unbiased in genre or taste – and in many ways the studio shares values that represent the festival as a whole. For this campaign the studio reference a number of typefaces that could be related to any genre of music, a gothic style balanced against graffiti typography. Their ability of combining…

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Illustrator Alice Moloney recently wrote an opinion piece for It’s Nice That about whether illustrators should be treated like designers. Her article was an emphatic yes, as more illustrators are being commissioned as if they were designers, blurring the boundaries between the two disciplines. Barce

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Put aside the language barrier — Japanese designer Shun Sasaki’s work is so kawaii it doesn’t matter that I can’t understand a single word on his Twitter account.

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The work of Eike König’s studio HORT is well-known to most in the graphic design world. But today we’re talking about his personal projects, which have thus far only been accessible on his Instagram feed, where his poster designs nestle alongside HORT Nike projects and a black cat called Loki snoozing on mid-century furniture. It’s a spectacular collection of contemporary eye-candy, but it’s tricky to untangle the images and give them meaning.

With plans to “deep dive” into a novel about his experiences and reasons for making art, this American artist tells us why he'd like to expand his practice into more spiritual and symbolic realms.