Feature
Off the rails
Brian Griffin, who made management look dark and funny in the 1970s and 80s, turns his lens on rail workers and their bosses
Drive-by dreams
The ancient trucks that ply the roads of Mali and Senegal offer a moving show of landscapes far removed from reality
Wanted: self-images
A facial composite kit from the 1970s is the basis for an intriguing personal project
Dreams can come true
As previously opposing worlds collide, Johnny Hardstaff envisages new designer-client relationships
Make it real
Forget fancy effects – ‘authenticity’ may be the most effective way to capture an audience
Eine's walls: notes from a vandal
The summer of 2007 brightened up when Vandalism appeared in Holywell Lane
A place in the sun
An Art Deco warehouse in Miami Beach throws unexpected light on the dark arts of design
No strings attached
A random collection of discarded labels reveals traces of past journeys
Pin-sharp process
GTF’s Tord Boontje monograph employs structural and decorative devices drawn directly from the product designer’s work
Ready for its close-up
After 50 years as a famous face, Helvetica gets to star in its own feature film