
Silent Wildness, Illustration by Kaining Wang
Kaining Wang, a Los Angeles visual development artist raised in Shanghai, draws on nature for the series Silent Wildness.
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Kaining Wang, a Los Angeles visual development artist raised in Shanghai, draws on nature for the series Silent Wildness.

Studio Brave repositioned CNK Catering around three words, "Creating memorable moments", carried through the photography, stationery and print.

Spanish sci-fi artist Cristian Eres draws on 1970s European fantasy art for his alternative movie posters.

Kouga Hirano's 1973 theatre poster for 'Sayonara Max'.

The TSO candle collection has stayed a core product for the brand since its earliest days.
Estudio Marina Goñi rebrands Viajes Bilbao Express, a travel agency with over 30 years of trips, honeymoons and MICE.

Futu Group is a Warsaw-based operating group of media, design and lifestyle brands; this entry covers its Solar rebranding.

For The People branded Start-Me-Up Labs with light boxes, steel frames and posters for a start-up with no brand budget.
Rivertown Lodge's identity by Ro&Co skips hotel clichés and builds from classic camping textures — tent canvas, enamel dishware, woodland patterns.

Swedish illustrator Simon Stålenhag stages an uncomfortable collision of present and future, where people much like us meet new technology.

Robot Food's Christmas craft beer with Vocation Brewery pairs a strong chocolate stout with a Naughty & Nice festive name and gold foil finish.

Amsterdam illustrator Leonie Bos layers printmaking and twentieth-century architecture into townscapes that never existed.

Kerr Vernon is an independent Glasgow design studio at The Whisky Bond, founder-led, showing its Black & White Bands project.

Made, the freelance office founded by Ivan Pedroza, works across branding, print and digital design.
Flat illustrations of a figure walking a magenta dog and two diners at a table, from Chen Winner's graduation film.

Julieanne Kost photographed Antarctic icebergs at eye level from the water, catching blue ice under white snow.

Noritake's book covers use black line drawings: a person holding a framed face, and a person sitting before a black cat.

Selected work from Oakland artist and illustrator Evah Fan.

Selected illustration work from Berlin-based David J. McMillan.

Work from Berlin and New York-based illustrator and comic artist Lea Heinrich.

Helsinki illustrator Antti Kalevi's flat shapes, brush textures and cheerful characters, across three drawings.

Illustrator Noa Snir's series inspired by S.Y. Agnon's 'A Simple Story'.

Selected work from China-based illustrator and animator Yukai Du.

Malika Favre has drawn for Vogue, Penguin and The New Yorker, working in flat colour and hard edges borrowed from graphic design.