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Wedding invites inspired by Mughal miniature paintings and Pulp Fiction

Art director Shahina Ahmed created wedding invites like no other for what would become India's first Zoom wedding. Bringing together an unlikely pair of influences in the form of Mughal miniature paintings and the dancing from Pulp Fiction, these charming stamps and save the dates show how love can adapt to the hardest of times. Read More

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In conversation with Anand Radhakrishnan, winner of the ‘Oscars’ of the comic world

The graphic artist speaks to STIR about his award-winning novel, his practice, and receiving the Will Eisner Comic Industry Award, touted as the Oscars of the comic world. Read More

It's Nice That

Celebrating the legacy of Kamekura Yusaku’s iconic Tokyo 1964 Olympics identity

The 1964 Summer Games were seminal in cementing Japan’s post-war identity and the design of everything from pictograms to posters to uniforms – a modernist vision championed by Kamekura – played a massive role in making such a remarkable event. Read More

It's Nice That

Graphic designer Nawal Arafat on creating space for Palestinian voices within art and design

Palestinian and Israeli-based multidisciplinary designer Nawal Arafat creates graphics that bridge gaps in cultural communication. Read More

AIGA Eye on Design

Design Researcher Zara Arshad on Documenting East Asian Visual Culture and Tracing the “In-between”

Design Researcher Zara Arshad on Documenting East Asian Visual Culture and Tracing the “In-between” Read More

Creative Boom

Michael Gericke and Michael Bierut’s welcoming new identity for America’s art museum

Pentagram partners Michael Gericke and Michael Bierut have collaborated on a new visual identity for the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, one of the most beloved and visited museums in the US. Its goal is to "reflect the vibrancy of the institution and its diverse collections, programming and audiences". Read More

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With Comixense, a new magazine aims to introduce young Indians to the magic of graphic storytelling

The initiative hopes to lure teenagers away from their screens and back to the printed page. Read More

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Kamala Khan as Ms Marvel and stereotyping of Muslim characters as they reach bigger audience and screen

Kamala Khan, the alter-ego of Ms. Marvel was a sensitive and rare representation of a Muslim superhero, at least in the initial days Read More

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Alex Proba’s graphic swimming pools are “a celebration of colour and pattern”

Designer Alex Proba hand-paints swimming pools with graphic murals, including the pools of two Palm Springs houses and a mural on the deck of a public pool on Manhattan's Roosevelt Island. Read More

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50 of the best graphic design blogs for inspiration in 2021

Once upon a time, graphic design blogs were all about eye candy. But while there's nothing wrong with that, recent years have seen more and more blogs that delve a little deeper. Read More

Creative Boom

LocoRoco! Mushbuh pays tribute to the bounciest alien heroes in game history

Let's forget about the PS5 for a minute and instead look back to the PlayStation Portable, or PSP. Released in 2004 and discontinued a decade later, Sony's handheld console is still fondly remembered for games like LocoRoco and Wipeout Pure. A big fan of the former is Mushbuh, a 2D and 3D artist whose clay-like creations have adorned comics, Cartoon Network, and chiptune album covers. Read More

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THE CREATIVE’S GAMBIT

The Netflix hit series The Queen’s Gambit has brought chess back into the limelight. Here, ad creative Marta Morientes – an avid chess player in her youth – explains how the game has helped her to be a better creative Read More

The Northeastern Designer Going Viral For Her Met-Inspired Gilded Glamour Ensemble

How Modi’s interest has given new life to a 30-year-old Indo-Japanese animated film on the Ramayana

The Art Angle Podcast: How Artificial Intelligence Could Completely Transform Art

Kerala-based architect exhibits his sculptures made of cloth and concrete in Barbican Center, London

The story of an endearing typeface called Oi!

Studio Bigfat designs the visual identity for Subko Specialty Coffee Roasters and Bakehouse

Architecture as a dance of playful forms — Samira Rathod on building a school of dancing arches

Building and preserving — Abha Narain Lambah unearths ancient treasures while building the Jaipur metro

Building possibilities – Yasaman Esmaili on adaptive reuse of religious structures in lesser known territories

Struggles of being an immigrant is at the root of boutique design studio, Supernova

What does it mean for designers to have a ‘style’? Four industry experts tell us

In Conversation With Michael Wolff

Huddle 4.0 with Mohor Ray and Rajesh Dahiya

Huddle with Yuko Shimizu

Huddle with artist Leeroy New

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Wedding invites inspired by Mughal miniature paintings and Pulp Fiction

In conversation with Anand Radhakrishnan, winner of the ‘Oscars’ of the comic world

Celebrating the legacy of Kamekura Yusaku’s iconic Tokyo 1964 Olympics identity

Graphic designer Nawal Arafat on creating space for Palestinian voices within art and design

Design Researcher Zara Arshad on Documenting East Asian Visual Culture and Tracing the “In-between”

Michael Gericke and Michael Bierut’s welcoming new identity for America’s art museum

With Comixense, a new magazine aims to introduce young Indians to the magic of graphic storytelling

Kamala Khan as Ms Marvel and stereotyping of Muslim characters as they reach bigger audience and screen

Alex Proba’s graphic swimming pools are “a celebration of colour and pattern”

50 of the best graphic design blogs for inspiration in 2021

LocoRoco! Mushbuh pays tribute to the bounciest alien heroes in game history

THE CREATIVE’S GAMBIT

Architecture as a dance of playful forms — Samira Rathod on building a school of dancing arches

Building and preserving — Abha Narain Lambah unearths ancient treasures while building the Jaipur metro

Building possibilities – Yasaman Esmaili on adaptive reuse of religious structures in lesser known territories

The architecture of calm — Shimul Jhaveri Kadri on using the poetics of form and materiality

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