JHDD Typography Report — 2026.06.19
PSTL’s new typeface, Detail, eschews loud design gestures in favor of subtle curves. This focus on the minute details of
Read MorePSTL’s new typeface, Detail, eschews loud design gestures in favor of subtle curves. This focus on the minute details of
Read MorePentagram’s joyful identity for the Museum of Narratives in Tokyo, featuring a dynamic spiral motif, exemplifies a subtle yet significant
Read MoreThe Props for That project, originally published on CSS-Tricks, demonstrates an advanced approach to accessing real-time browser data for dynamic
Read MoreThe 7400 chip, a foundational component, represents a design sensibility that often gets overlooked in contemporary discussions about AI products.
Read MoreUnreal Engine 5.8’s experimental mesh terrain tools signal a shift in environmental design workflows. These stories collectively point towards a
Read MoreCharlap Hyman & Herrero’s use of metal workstations for an aerospace manufacturer’s office introduces a specific tension in contemporary design.
Read MoreThe Anthill by Kaushal Tatiya Architects, with its cavernous earth-chamber form, exemplifies an architectural return to primary environmental negotiation. This
Read MoreKFC’s recent brand refresh by JKR centers its most iconic asset, the bucket, with bold typography and refined illustrations. This
Read MoreSnapple’s limited-edition glass bottle commemorating the Knicks’ championship demonstrates how scarcity elevates packaging beyond mere containment. These recent instances reveal
Read MoreStudio Gruhl’s brand identity for Rerun aims to help users “see what robots see.” This approach reflects a broader shift
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