Poster for the <n>Mino Paper Exhibition</n> at the International Graphic Design Fair in Nagoya, 2003.

Abstract composition by artist <n>Julia Huete</n>.

From <n>Deal Me In: The Use of Playing Cards in Teaching and Learning</n> by <n>Margie Golick</n>, 1973.

Geological illustration by <n>Ella Webb</n>.

<n>PSC(S)-017</n>, a paper scrap collage in the <n>Swiss Style</n>.

A <n>The Row</n> coat from the Fall/Winter 2019 collection. Photo by <n>Style Du Monde</n> for <n>Vogue Runway</n>.

<n>Salt & Stone</n>'s <n>Lavender & Sage Natural Deodorant</n>.

A design process diagram by <n>Ann Pendleton-Jullian</n>.

<n>Salt & Stone</n>'s <n>Antioxidant Body Wash, Bergamot & Eucalyptus</n>.

<n>Sun And Moon</n>, an illustration by <n>Daren Thomas Magee</n> of <n>Real Fun, Wow!</n>.

The <n>Terre</n> branding concept by <n>Luna</n> for a <n>DESIGNERBRIEFS</n> design challenge.

<n>Katherine Frazer</n>'s digital illustration, <n>Ikebana</n> (2014), diagrams the principles of the art form.

<n>Six Ways to Develop Your UX Design Career</n>, an illustration for <n>Google Design</n>.

Plate XXVI by <n>Thomas Wright</n> from his 1750 book <n>An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe</n>.

<n>Black and White Sun Illustration Art Print</n>.

Illustrations from a Japanese fireworks catalogue, ca. 1880s, produced by <n>Hirayama Fireworks</n>.

Artwork for the track <n>Rindaba (Original Mix)</n> by <n>Lefthandsoundsystem</n>.

Hand-painted <n>Flora Lantern</n> by artist <n>Pilar Almon</n>. Photo by <n>Abask</n>.

Illustrations from the <n>Hirayama Fireworks Catalogue</n> (ca. 1883) by artist <n>Jinta Hirayama</n>.

An illustration from <n>Thomas Wright</n>'s 1750 book, <n>An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (1946), a lithograph by artist <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

Artwork by <n>Alexander Calder</n>, 1964.

A diagram from <n>Tim Ingold</n>'s book <n>Lines: A Brief History</n> distinguishing a meshwork from a network.

Risograph zine by <n>Sunroom</n> with a companion cassette featuring music by <n>dylanwesch</n>.

<n>Composition with Seven Elements</n> by <n>Jean (Hans) Arp</n>, 1935.

Graphic for <n>The Cairo Residency</n>, a <n>Kotn</n> initiative with artist <n>Sean Brown</n>.

<n>Julia Bergshoeff</n> for <n>Parognet Bureau</n>. Photography and styling by <n>Parognet Bureau</n>.

A poster by <n>Philip Rempel</n> featuring <n>The Bachelor Chair</n>, designed by <n>Verner Panton</n> in 1955.