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Andy Altmann remembered

Mark Sinclair, David Jenkins, David Ellis, Chrissie Charlton, Gordon Young, Gert Dumbar, Justine Tabak, Andy Stevens

Friends and colleagues pay tribute to the designer, co-founder of Why Not Associates and devotee of typographic oddities, comedy and football, who died in October 2025

Truman’s show

Elena Veguillas

The architectural lettering of these London pubs shows that enduring visual identities can be built slowly and collectively. Elena Veguillas tells the story

Empire of posters

John L. Walters, Stefan Sagmeister, Noel Douglas, Liza Enebeis, Jonathan Barnbrook, John Warwicker

A recent Berlin exhibition and its hefty catalogue demonstrate the enduring power of Japanese designer / artist Tadanori Yokoo, who turns 90 this year

Type, art and The Beatles

James Alexander

Gordon House was an invisible star of the 1960s, working with celebrated galleries and musicians. James Alexander throws new light on his interdisciplinary practice

Reputations: Samar Maakaroun

Interview by John L. Walters

‘Lebanon was bombed. My sister-in-law was evacuated. I can’t just talk about type and design. Who am I? How phoney would I be if that’s all I’m talking about?

Supernova

Serge Ricco

Provocative photographer and art director Harri Peccinotti stylishly reflected his times, from jazz and advertising to Nova magazine. Profile by Serge Ricco

Type reviews

Dan Reynolds, Toshi Omagari, Linda Kudrnovská, James Clough, Silvia Sfligiotti

By Dan Reynolds, Toshi Omagari, Linda Kudrnovská, James Clough and Silvia Sfligiotti

Atomic everyday

John L. Walters

Michael Collins’ mesmerising, technically perfect photographs of nuclear plants show interiors that are both mundane and frightening. By John L. Walters

Enough space to imagine

David Driver

David Driver applauds the playful grace of Laura Carlin’s picturebook illustrations

Light fantastic

Amy Henry

Kate Dawkins designs events that use time, light and motion on a grand scale, projecting on anything from giant, multiple screens to the uneven walls of an ancient castle. By Amy Henry

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