As the world turns its eyes to Japan ahead of the 2020 Olympics, the new torch — and pictograms – establish a visual identity for the Tokyo games.
By Stefan Novakovic |
April 2, 2019
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Graphics
In a historic Barcelona monastery, a vibrant visual language brings bold Pantone colours to a mental health and social integration centre for young patients.
By Elizabeth Pagliacolo |
March 13, 2019
Section: Interiors
Tags: Graphics
For a permanent public art series in a Nova Scotia sports arena, Passage Studio delivered a multi-part design inspired by the area’s athletic history and unique landscape.
By Kendra Jackson |
February 6, 2019
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Graphics, Installation, Public Art, Recreation
Colourful depictions of whales, bicycles and spacecraft adorn the Hong Kong tech hub’s common areas.
By Danny Sinopoli |
December 18, 2018
Section: Design
At Designthinkers 2018, Michael Bierut’s How To keynote walked through the Pentagram designer’s approach to his craft. And through his work for Hillary Clinton, the Museum of Art and Design and Syracuse University, one thread emerged: the importance of compromise.
By Mark Teo |
October 31, 2018
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Graphics
In designing a memorable interior, sometimes simplicity is best. These three retail spaces, in Vancouver, Seattle and Sofia, Bulgaria, expertly rely on familiar forms – stripes, circles and triangles – to make a lasting impression.
By Kendra Jackson |
August 1, 2018
Section: Interiors
Azure explores the beauty of data, and how to design it, with New York artist and information designer Giorgia Lupi.
By Jordan Macinnis |
July 24, 2018
Section: Design
Tags: Art, Graphics, Personalities
Rios Clementi Hale Studios’ ROW DTLA, a Los Angeles project that combines structured wayfinding, signed landmarks and colourful accents, is effortlessly excellent – which is why it won the 2018 AZ Awards Winner for Experiential Graphic Design.
By Azure |
June 29, 2018
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