Typography

The narrative history ‘Monogrammi’ examines the evolution of personalized letterforms across millennia. This detailed look into monograms, alongside the prompt

Brooklyn studio CENTER’s design for Riff pasta kits, which explicitly encourages users to “go off-script,” reflects a shift in typographic

Brooklyn studio CENTER crafted a pasta kit box for Riff that explicitly encourages users to go “off-script.” This observation links

CENTER’s design for the Riff pasta kit intentionally encourages users to “go off-script.” This act of deliberate imperfection, seen also

The forthcoming ‘Industrial Music/Graphics’ visual history documents a movement where legibility often yielded to expressive form. This specific collection of

Emily Cohen of Casa Davka encourages designers to question fundamental assumptions about audience reception and what truly matters to users.

Si Lewen’s ‘Parade’ is described as a narrative where “the picture itself is the narrative,” requiring no words. This singular

Intuit’s recent collaboration with JKR Global to establish its “One Intuit” brand architecture exemplifies a pervasive industry trend toward systematic

Corraini’s “Sedicesimo,” defined as a 16-page signature, serves as a quarterly blank slate for print and conceptual exploration. The recent

Corraini’s Sedicesimo, a quarterly publication defined by its 16-page signature, embodies a precise physical constraint, a counterpoint to many contemporary