
Matt W. Moore’s Mandalas of Foraged Wood and Stone
An artist residency in Eden, Utah let Matt W. Moore rebuild his mandala motif from wood and river stones gathered on the mountain.
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83 curated projects in graphic design.

An artist residency in Eden, Utah let Matt W. Moore rebuild his mandala motif from wood and river stones gathered on the mountain.

Bocas Sucias prints street expressions as posters and releases them across society, leaving intention and interpretation to speakers and receivers.

Peter Tarka, AKA Grate Studio, sets AURORA in white capitals inside a gold wireframe form and packs a neon letter with green spheres.

Damien Poulain's LOVE cover cuts white letters and red marks into black slabs, and his paper work builds characters from flat blue shapes.

Marco Oggian's Quote(s) of the week: STAY TRUE stacked in black glyphs on white, and ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE SPECIAL in white on black.

Balland's Basel studio makes typographic compositions and identities for cultural institutions, and holds Switzerland's Jan Tschichold Award.

Stahl R sets a Feininger quote in lowercase blue type across a duotone Bauhaus poster and draws FOLK DAYS as copper outline type on white.

Brand Guide: Singapore Edition profiles the homegrown brands behind Singapore's design moment, from Foreign Policy Design Group on down.

Fifteen posters made between 2007 and 2016 by Takeo Nakano of Nakano Design Office — a decade of Japanese graphic design from one hand.

Koichi Sato's 1983 poster 'Conversation With Landscape'.
JR covers the Louvre's glass pyramid in photographic prints of the museum itself, so the structure vanishes against the palace facade.

Keisuke Maekawa's 2015 poster for 'Bistro Paisen'.

Yuta Ichinose's 2014 concert flyer for 'Kaisoku Tokyo'.

Supero's La Chaux-de-Fonds posters set white capitals over yellow Le Corbusier portraits, and silver numerals tumble across black.

Socio Design asked 50 creatives to interpret Money. Two Nifty—50 posters here take opposite routes: a gold egg on hot pink, and stacked numerals.

Takeo Nakano's 2015 exhibition poster for 'Le Corbusier and Japan'.

Sayo Umezaki's 2014 poster 'Poetry Graphics'.

Studio Rufus designed a folded wedding invitation in red and deep blue, illustrated with flat, cartoonish figures.

New Metaphor Books sells rare titles on design, film, architecture, fashion and photography, from Le Corbusier to a cream jacket dotted with discs.

So Blue is Pablo Abad's biannual magazine on fashion, beauty and healthy living: a white cover, a blue serif masthead and yellow page edges.

La Boca, a Notting Hill studio, makes film posters. Two Black Swan designs: a striped red and black profile, and a circle of wings around a ballerina.

A 1970 Japanese theatre poster by Kouga Hirano, Oyobe Katsuhito and Mitsuhiro Kushida.

A green poster builds a raised fist from black and red blocks and names Nelson Mandela, while a white sheet carries interlocking red loops.

Ten Japanese posters, from a blurred white glow for a theatre season to a single brush-stroke ring on black.
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