Exploring “the tension between the mechanical and the handmade” with illustrator Carolyn Hawkins

<n>Thibault poster</n> (2019) by illustrator <n>Carolyn Hawkins</n> for an event series at The Tote.

A brand identity refresh for <n>Moloney Architects</n> by communication design practice <n>M. Giesser</n>.

A champagne tower at the opening of the <n>Tower Hotel</n> in London, 1973. Photo by <n>Keystone</n>.

<n>Cathartic Birthday</n>, an oil on canvas painting from 2020.

Cover art for the <n>Filter Stories - Coffee Documentaries</n> podcast by <n>James Harper</n>.

A poster from the collection <n>A LONG ARCHIVE 19-20</n>.

The dancefloor at the <n>Shoom</n> acid house night in London, 1988. Photo by <n>Dave Swindells</n>.

A graphic design proposal for a <n>Rocnation</n> x <n>Moncler</n> collaboration.

A film still from the 1971 James Bond movie <n>Diamonds Are Forever</n>, featuring <n>Lana Wood</n> as <n>Plenty O'Toole</n>.

Illustration by <n>Maren Karlson</n> for Berlin restaurant <n>Otto</n>. Design by <n>Studio Yukiko</n>.

Actresses <n>Lana Turner</n> and <n>Loretta Young</n> at a masquerade party, circa 1950s.

Sharp, cyberpunk graphic design titled <n>Best</n> by Japanese artist <n>Kenichi Minami</n>.

A still life of cocktails photographed by <n>Carl Ostberg</n> for <n>Piecework Puzzles</n>.

Digital design for <n>Yu Mei</n> by <n>1/1 Studio</n>, featuring photography by <n>Luke Hoban</n>.

Poster for <n>Yeah! Girona Club</n>'s January 2024 lineup in Girona.

A poster for the fictional <n>Cult Revival</n> festival, using the vintage <n>Sea Weed</n> font.

A film still from the 2023 comedy <n>Pregxit</n>, directed by <n>Pia Hierzegger</n>. Photo by <n>Eva-Maria Gugg</n>.

Poster for the <n>Moving Sites</n> exhibition at <n>Paju Typography Institute</n> in 2018. Design by <n>Lee Jae-jin</n>.

Flyer for the <n>Dalston Wine Club's 1st Birthday Party</n> at <n>Cave Cuvee</n> in London, 2021.

The cover art for <n>Candelaria Varela</n>'s album, <n>The day that I cried so hard I ran out of tears and cried music</n>.

An <n>Antique Chinese Art Deco Accent Rug</n> from China, circa 1920.