Further Reading Print No.1 begins with a hundred lobbies in Buenos Aires, decentralisation through chairs from eight most populated countries in the world, to the ‘lacking’ places around the world that show human inventiveness through design. In this edition, they raise...
The modern brand doesn’t only need to look and feel like the brand, it has to sound, move and interact with other technology like the brand. As brand becomes less of an identity and more of an entity how will typography evolve alongside it? The font you are reading this in...
It is the year 2778, exponential population growth has continued at a 1.3% rate to the point that there is 1m2 of space for each human on the planet. What if each person is allotted one square metre of dry land for themselves? How could architecture respond to this problem?...
Advances in AI make it likely that we will soon see fully-automated design and creative services delivering optimised messages with maximum impact. So what will creative people do instead? The Mirror - Data driven communication and automation go hand-in-hand in what could...
A new contemporary art gallery has opened in Sheffield, in a bid to create a new space for international artists to share their work. The Sheffield Contemporary is based in the Abbeydale Picture House in Sheffield, a grade II listed, 100-year-old disused theatre...
In an age of digital saturation, visual communication has to be outstandingly attractive and, to some degree, follow the rules of attraction; It needs to be visually seductive and impactful to entice people to engage with it, then it has to have a great personality (content)..
