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Check out the hottest new typefaces in our monthly roundup.
Summer is fast becoming a memory. We've all had our holidays, switched off our out-of-office replies, and are wondering whether to put a jumper over our T-shirt. And as we power up our laptops once more, there's oodles of typeface goodness to lap up.
This month's releases include a Victorian grotesque r...
The French illustrator behind Champ Magnétique is taking her hot pinks and oranges from screen to canvas, and finding that how she paints and what she paints both come back to a gentler pace.
There isn't a creative I know who doesn't feel the speed of change right now. The overwhelming need to "step up" and keep going is real. Maybe that's why so many of us are deliber...
In her grad film, a clay squirrel gets so distracted making tea that she forgets the cake completely. Here, the animator explains how live-action reference, a multiplane set, and lots of handmade clay brought the story to life.
You see a squirrel baking a cheesecake. Mid-recipe, she reaches for the sugar and pours it into her tea instead, without quite noticing. She si...
The Melbourne-based motion designer discusses procedural software, editorial deadlines and why perfectionism is the enemy of good work getting seen.
"You can look at anything around you and wonder how you could interpret this in design or motion," says Rob Farmer. A walk after dinner, a fl...
Got a sentence that's keeping you awake at night? Here's how to reclaim your confidence.
No one likes to be criticised. But it can sting even worse when it comes from a client who doesn't understand the first thing about what you do. So if you ever see a group of designers, illustrators or art directors gather together, it won't be long before they start sharing horror...