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From a limited edition collaboration between NYC-based potter and designer Jonathan Adler and global decor brand Yellowpop, this “Monsieur” neon sign channels pop-art inspirations. The figurative work is one of eight playful …
Gender inclusive space terms, a futuristic Paris suburb, how banana trees can curb wildfires and more
Battling developments in technology, the artists behind Mexico City’s hand-painted signs—advertisements, directions, concert bills and more—stuck with their craft. Not only is it visually pleasing, it lasts longer, too. Acrylic on tarps …
Danish design student Susanne Koefoed created the International Symbol of Access back in 1968 and as ubiqituos as it’s become, there’s a passivity to the design that’s arguably been bested by the …
The witty designers behind Copenhagen-based Playtype love using the typefaces they’ve created in fun, different ways, from monochromatic glyphs stamped on mugs to covering skateboards. Equally big and bold are their posters …
A photo book of very short visual stories told by graffiti, signs and other text found outside
Forget neon—Crispin Finn’s three-color silkscreen print shines just as bright when the lights are off. The glow-in-the-dark sign serves as a beacon for those who love a little tipple, and each is …
Photographer Dan Eckstein traverses the subcontinent's vast highways, documenting elaborate lorries and their drivers
Louise Fili's decades-strong obsession with the country's diverse typography compiled in a fascinating photo book
A visual encyclopedia for sign geeks