
Benoit Jammes’s Cassette Tape Artwork
Benoit Jammes makes handmade artwork from cassette tapes — the obsolete medium as raw material.
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454 editorial projects. Selected for form, craft, and image.

Benoit Jammes makes handmade artwork from cassette tapes — the obsolete medium as raw material.

Barcelona art director, graphic designer and illustrator Sergi Ferrando moves between the three disciplines.

Multidisciplinary designer Jaimy van den Hoof works from Waalwijk in the Netherlands.

Jens Ullrich, represented by Van Horn in Düsseldorf, builds collages that splice found imagery into new scenes.

Photographer Kylie Woon's 'Surreal-ity' series turns dream scenes into staged photographs with a disorienting logic.

Valencia graphic designer Cristian Eres works in a clean, considered register.

London freelance creative Joshua Hibbert works across graphic design, art and sound.

NastPlas is a Madrid studio producing digital illustration with a sculptural, near-mythological bent.

The Woodhouse identity by Heydays engraves the name into wooden business cards and runs green ink through the print work.

Fabio Ongarato Design built a black-on-white identity for Urban Attitude, the Melbourne novelty gift store with a long-standing cult following.

Vincent Laforet's Mobius is a short film shot on the Canon EOS C300 cinema camera, with a 1080p version and behind-the-scenes footage on Vimeo.

Buildings float untethered above trees and street lamps in two series by the photographer Rafa Zubiría, born in San Sebastián in 1985.

A feature-length documentary about the Linotype, the type casting machine Thomas Edison called the Eighth Wonder of the World.

Stephen Di Donato's planetary posters, researched from NASA missions and patterned after science-fiction magazines of the eighties.

Berlin photographer Matthias Heiderich's 'Studio Eins' series continues his eye for colour, geometry and the built environment.

Kim Holtermand photographs a dark rock in flat water and an empty diving platform dissolving into fog.

David Wicks' Jacob's Cave is a physics simulation that grows helictite forms: drawn down by gravity, pulled upward into spirals by other forces.

Andre Meca's digital collage builds surreal scenes from vintage photography, neon colour blocks and geometric cutouts.

Art director Hampus Jageland's work pairs a black-and-white hooded portrait with a reversed-out A and the words GANG OF FOUR.

ASTROPHONICA and UTILE made the video for Customtone by Fracture & Neptune, with Martin Fieber, and the drawing stays in the frame.

HORT's concept for a new identity for the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation reaches back to the school's original ideas rather than present-day habits.

Two images from Dimo Trifonov: a sheet of precise black logo marks and a rendered abstract of crossing bars and wood.

Lucas Lima sets white serif capitals over an embracing couple, and arranges nine figures of eight in a black, red and yellow grid.

Francisco Andriani renders impossible triangles as solid, grained objects that hold up until the eye follows an edge.