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Addison Copas doesn’t want “freedom” – he thrives under the limitations in his wordmarks and brand identities

Albert Elm captures our world at its most absurd through a photographic autobiography

Samar Maakaroun’s visual identity for The Mosaic Rooms challenges reductive narratives around Arab identities

Benjamin Tuttle spent years designing for a Brooklyn microcinema – it all led him to Netflix’s Beef

“I don’t want to just observe, I want to participate”: Ollie Babajide Tikare on immersing himself in the cultures he photographs

“Find poetry in the simple things”: The acclaimed Marina Willer on her stacked design career

POV: The creative industries are about to split in two

Hotel Retro revives graphic luggage labels from the golden age of travel

Jaša Müller’s pastel portraits of our biggest stars are personal, playful and imperfect

“Take the chance on yourself”

Intra on the rewarding process of recognising the art in obscure everyday life

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