JHDD Typography Report — 2026.07.29
Dr. Dori’s Cut No. 6 advocates for content presented with “100 Words. No Filler.” This directive for concise communication resonates
Read MoreA curated collection of cutting-edge typography, brand identity systems, and innovative packaging design shaping global visual culture.
Dr. Dori’s Cut No. 6 advocates for content presented with “100 Words. No Filler.” This directive for concise communication resonates
Read MoreStranger & Stranger’s design for La Petite Victoire features a bespoke, studded black glass bottle, pushing the boundaries of tactile
Read More20(Something) designed specific T-shirts for Open Point emblazoned with text across the back, a concrete detail in a broader trend.
Read MoreThe cover of a menswear catalog designed by Milton Glaser in 1957 remains a point of historical reference for designers
Read MoreDeit’s packaging, reimagined by Faena, features painterly ingredient illustrations that trade clinical performance for something akin to a fruit stand.
Read MorePentagram New York’s designs for the men’s health brand Rugiet feature unabashedly phallic elements. These recent cases show that brands
Read MoreConnie He’s work on ‘Dear Upstairs Neighbors’ with Google DeepMind demonstrates a new frontier in AI-assisted animation language. The disparate
Read MoreRude Olive, conceptualized by Affogato Design, features brass swing handles on its lunchbox tins, an anachronistic detail in a category
Read MorePentagram New York’s work for Rugiet uses unabashedly phallic designs for the male health brand. This signals a strategic embrace
Read MoreConnie He’s use of Google DeepMind to develop AI tools for her short film ‘Dear Upstairs Neighbors’ demonstrates new avenues
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