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The work of Eike König’s studio HORT is well-known to most in the graphic design world. But today we’re talking about his personal projects, which have thus far only been accessible on his Instagram feed, where his poster designs nestle alongside HORT Nike projects and a black cat called Loki snoozing on mid-century furniture. It’s a spectacular collection of contemporary eye-candy, but it’s tricky to untangle the images and give them meaning.

_Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared_ – the series of web shorts created by Becky Sloan and Joe Pelling – has been viewed over 30 million times, spawned countless fan theories, inspired a fashion line, and generally amused and confused anyone who has watched it. Throughout six episodes we have watched the protagonists, known only as Duck, Red Guy and Yellow Guy, learn about time, the internet, healthy eating, love and creativity. Ahead of the final episode we took an opportunity to interview the cast of…

Choose Your Fighter is illustrator Kevin Sabo's retort against the hyper-masculine world of video gaming, and represents the diametric opposite of homogenous visual and sexual identity and prescribed modes of being and dressing.

Writers Write is your one-stop writing resource. In this post, we give you 10 exlellent reasons to use infographics on your blog.

New campaign by Expedia uses airport code tags as copy.

Residing in Semarang, in Indonesia’s Central Java region, illustrator "Fatchurofi":https://www.instagram.com/rooovie/?hl=en is a long way from the big cities of the contemporary art world. Working remotely as an art director for a design agency in Jakarta, he also spends much of his time doing freelance illustration. “I’ve been drawing for the past decade, mostly for clothing and album covers,” he says. “After suffering from a panic attack disorder a couple of years ago, however, I began to…

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With plans to “deep dive” into a novel about his experiences and reasons for making art, this American artist tells us why he'd like to expand his practice into more spiritual and symbolic realms.

Designed by Imelda Ramović of Mireldy, Zagreb. Mateja Kovač is a Croatian illustrator and academic painter. Due to her love for design, characterised by European spirit and feminine style inspired by