Arsh Raziuddin on working across multiple worlds
Balancing book and magazine design, alongside illustration projects and working at Christie’s auction house, Arsh Raziuddin’s work requires adapting to multiple needs across a range of media
Otl Aicher and the art of keeping an archive alive
For Benji Wiedemann, being entrusted with his design hero’s legacy isn’t just a dream come true, it’s a chance to share it with the world
Shira Inbar on designing David Byrne’s kaleidoscopic new album
The New York-based graphic designer reveals how the look of Who Is the Sky? was shaped by eccentric suits and image cloning
Good Reads: Offal journal offers up a literary feast
Designed by Richard Turley and Julia Schäfer, Offal celebrates artistic offcuts and serves up disparate text-based leftovers from a range of sources
Natalia Witwicka on bringing experimentation to client projects
An advocate of ‘generative play’ and visual exploration, designer Natalia Witwicka is employing experimental work in client projects to great effect
Eilish Briscoe’s new exhibition features her post-stroke designs
“I hope to raise awareness of strokes in younger generations, but also the therapeutic power of creativity,” Briscoe says of her new show in London
The Monthly Interview: Tom Etherington
As he takes on a new role as design director of The Gentlewoman, Tom Etherington has established himself as one of the most versatile graphic designers around, with a portfolio full of great book covers and work for musicians
Collins captures the feeling of making music for Muse Group
The new identity for the music software company leans on the abstract aesthetics of Suprematism to embody creative freedom and musical expression