Digital artwork by visual artist <n>Kaiwan Shaban</n>.

Photo by <n>V. Pantenburg</n> from the 1958 book <n>El mundo de los Mamíferos</n>.

"<n>Moving Cities</n>" by artist <n>Annibale Siconolfi</n>.

Typographic design by <n>Kajsa Quinterno</n> with a quote from <n>Kae Tempest</n>'s '<n>On Connection</n>'.

<n>Chris Oh</n>'s sculpture <n>Spar</n> (2022), from the exhibition <n>The Golden Ratio</n> at <n>Soho Revue</n>.

<n>Bauhaus Letterhead (Letter to Naum Gabo)</n> by <n>Herbert Bayer</n>, 1928.

The 2024 <n>Total Solar Eclipse</n>, captured by photographer <n>Derek Sutton</n>.

Alan Fletcher, Colin Forbes and Bob Gill opened the doors to Fletcher/Forbes/Gill Ltd in 1962, and quickly became a devastating force in British graphics. Widely considered as the godfathers of modern British design, the brief textual introduction to this book is as relevant today as it was almost 60 years ago – essential reading for any student or design professional.

Graphic design: visual comparisons (Fletcher/Forbes/Gill)

The <n>Goldilocks Theory of Creativity</n>, an illustration by <n>Austin Kleon</n>.

An image from the <n>Prada Homme Fall 1997</n> collection.

The <n>Hermes</n> spacecraft from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s film <n>The Martian</n>.

Surfers at sunset on <n>Weligama</n> beach, Sri Lanka. Photo by <n>Inna</n>.

An audio-reactive live show by <n>Milian Mori</n> with visual design by <n>Sandi Gazic</n>.

<n>Kirkjufell</n> mountain in Iceland. Photo by <n>Luigi Manga</n>.

A close-up of actress <n>Marilyn Monroe</n>.

Polaroid by <n>Andrei Tarkovsky</n> in Myasnoye, Russia, 1979-1984.

Andrei Tarkovsky's Polaroids Now Online - ANIMAL

The <n>Circular</n> typeface, designed by <n>Laurenz Brunner</n> for the <n>Lineto</n> type foundry.