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We often first experience cultural and technological changes through type and image, even if we…

A graphically illustrated art project reflects our uneasy relationship with the truth. Critique by Rick Poynor

Indie magazine Hellebore channels folk horror and the occult with an alchemical sense of graphic style. Critique by Rick Poynor

Digital technology and online resources have prompted a flowering in type history, says Paul Shaw

It is in the nature of an Eye type special issue to be full of the shapes of letterforms and images of letters.

A stylish pack of artist cards celebrates this German-Japanese collaboration. By John L. Walters

A big survey of Dutch photobooks raises issues about visual editing and layout. Critique by Rick Poynor

At a time when people are seeing Artificial Intelligence as either a get-rich scheme or an existential threat …

Telegraf’s second issue embodies Ukraine’s creativity and courage in the face of the Russian invasion. Report by John L. Walters

Design that tells the story of its own making harks back to conceptual art of the 1960s. By Rick Poynor

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