You can now download Adobe CC 2018. We take a look at the new features in updates to Photoshop, XD, Lightroom, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Character Animator and Dimension.
Dropbox has unveiled a massive design overhaul for the first time in its 10-year history, which kept Twitter buzzing overnight with supportive and downright brutal responses.
Paul McNeil has just published a new book on the history of type communication.
This year’s nominees are a pretty good reflection of what happened over 2016 – Pokemon Go, Kanye West clothing and the Olympic Refugee Flag.
The broadcaster has already rolled out Reith on its BBC Sport website and app, and soon it will be used by all programmes and websites.
These graphic art students explore the concepts of consumerism, feminism and queer theory through textiles, ceramics and illustration.
Rich Roat from House Industries also attempts to answer that most asked question, “Where do you find inspiration?”
A hacker has obtained over 685,000 usernames and passwords for the popular free font site.
Dubai is the first city to have commissioned its own typeface. Nadine explains how it promotes literacy, “carries the vision of the city”, and is free to download.
Glasgow design agency Thirst’s Craig Black creates a bold and youthful label for a small batch wine.
Alison worked with design practice SomeOne as part of its new "immersive" identity for the worldwide wax museums.
Get the iconic logotypes from Friends, The Simpsons, Baywatch, Twin Peaks & more.
Form's Paula Benson explains how it brought a new colour palette, logo and even a custom typeface (with the help of sign painter Archie Proudfoot) to the V Festival.
Type design Nina Stössinger details the three steps you should follow to find the best font.
HP have launched the world’s thinnest laptop, which dons the company’s new (ish) logo and comes in an 18K gold special edition.
Looking back on the centenary of the font that for many means 'London'.
After global polling, last year’s favourite album covers have been picked, with nominee designs for artists including Kendrick Lamar and Tame Impala.
People of Print’s new publication - with its latest issue’s upbeat Anthony Burrill print – might be the splash of colour your white walls need.
Interactive mixed-media works raises awareness for the FT's seasonal appeal against modern-day slavery.
Permission to Fail includes the sketchbooks of Milton Glaser, Debbie Millman, Gary Baseman, Thirst and many more.
