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 MoreDr. 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 MoreFLOT NOIR’s reimagining of MERSI’s website underscores a deliberate shift towards interactive fidelity built on precise motion and editorial storytelling.
Read MoreWill Sertório’s photographic series “Five to nine,” depicting designers’ lives outside of their professional personas, points to a quietly intensifying
Read MoreThe cover of a menswear catalog designed by Milton Glaser in 1957 remains a point of historical reference for designers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 MoreThe detailed approach to building Cerebrium’s interactive experience with 3D and WebGL reveals a deeper pattern in web design. Across
Read MoreThe assertion that “websites are boring” suggests a fundamental flaw in contemporary digital product development. This widespread lack of distinctiveness
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