Website for room6x8.com by <n>WKS Design Studio</n>. Art direction by <n>Gao Han</n>.

The <n>zeroone</n> branding project by <n>The Nice Gallery</n>, 2023.

35mm film photograph <n>Blurred lines</n> from the portfolio of <n>THE NAY BOT</n>.

Model <n>Eva Bateman</n> for <n>Sun Juju</n>.

Cover art for the songs <n>Clocks</n> and <n>Expanse</n> by the band <n>Hanging Valleys</n>.

A look from the <n>Nike Tech Pack</n> lookbook. Photo by <n>Anton du Preez</n>, art direction by <n>Jake Gascoyne</n>.

The <n>B33 chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1927-28 in the <n>Bauhaus</n> style.

A UI concept for <n>Dynamic Island for Android</n> by designer <n>Anton Guk</n>.

Collaborative Calendar 2024, a riso print by <n>whywhynot</n> and friends including <n>Multa</n> and <n>Pedro Lobo</n>.

The <n>MR Lounge Chair (model 34)</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> in 1931.

Photograph of <n>Oahu</n>, Hawaii by <n>Henrik Purienne</n> for <n>Apiece Apart</n>.

From the <n>Nike ACG</n> Holiday 2020 lookbook, inspired by <n>Smith Rock</n>. Guidebook design by <n>dantemante</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Portraits of Áo Dài</n> series by <n>Chiron Duong</n>.

The official logo for the <n>Mexico City 1968 Summer Olympics</n>, designed by <n>Pedro Ramírez Vázquez</n>, <n>Lance Wyman</n>, and <n>Eduardo Terrazas</n>.

MEXICO68 —

My favorite branding case, and probably the best ever design Olympics, by Lance Wyman

<n>Fauteuil 'Fourmille'</n> armchair, a 1971 prototype designed by <n>Jean Dudon</n>.

<n>Dennis Rodman</n> for <n>GQ</n>, photographed by <n>Renell Medrano</n> and styled by <n>Mobolaji Dawodu</n>.

Image used in the article <n>I am the Space Where I am</n> and as artist photo for musician <n>laxrt</n>.

<n>Tubular Steel Armchair</n> designed by <n>Theo van Doesburg</n> in 1926.

The <n>Barcelona Chair</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> and <n>Lilly Reich</n> in 1929.

The <n>Wassily Chair</n>, an icon of <n>Bauhaus</n> design.

<n>Brightscout Visual Identity</n> by artistic director <n>Justine Mullet</n>, 2022.

faded. Photo by <n>Tristan Hollingsworth</n>.