Jarrett Fuller

The Y2K Aesthetic Is Fully Back — But Can It Stick Around?

How Heart-Shaped Frames Became a Symbol of Reclaimed Femininity and a Non-Binary Fashion Staple

Why Did So Many Mid-Century Designers Make Children's Books?

Here's Why John Updike Designed His Own Book Covers

Here's a Thought: What If There Aren't Enough Serifs?

Presenting Ange Degheest: Pioneering 20th-Century Female Type Designer

Books Aren't Going Anywhere: A Roundtable Discussion on Publishing and Branding in the Age of Bookstagram

Typographically Nuanced, Research-Based, and Socially Driven: Inventory Press Share Their Favorite Books

Today's Design Is Shaped by Likes — and That's a Problem

In Memory of Colin Forbes, Celebrated Co-Founder of Pentagram

Monospaced Fonts Glance in the Rearview Mirror, Then Look Towards the Future

How Linked by Air Helped Cooper Hewitt Rethink Online Exhibitions

Early Web Design Helped a Generation Express Themselves

Design Often Encourages the "White Default." How Can Designers Create More Inclusive Digital Interfaces?

Ed Fella's Flyers Blur the Lines Between Design and Art

Lucky, Organic, Flexible, Speedy, Totally Crazy: What It's Like to Run an Independent Type Foundry

Are Those Shapes Letters or Patterns? Letterform Variations Experiments With Both

What the Think Pieces About "Corporate Memphis" Tell Us About the State of Illustration

What Designers, Educators, and Writers Want to See in 2022

The Best Fonts of 2021, As Chosen By Type Designers

Bauhaus Typography Is More Complicated Than You Think

HORT's Eike König on Collaboration, Teaching, and Having Friends Who Aren't Designers

Machine Learning Has Already Transformed the Design Profession. How Do We Use It Ethically?

Adam Pendleton's Radical Typography as Protest

The History Books Often Overlook Women in Design. A New One Seeks to Finally Give Them Their Due

Herbert Bayer's World Geo-Graphic Atlas Anticipated the Age of Infographics

In CAPS LOCK, Ruben Pater Untangles the Relationship Between Graphic Design and Capitalism

The Extreme Self Uses Internet Aesthetics to Make Sense of Life Online

Adelbrook, a Font Where 15th- and 21st-Century Type Styles Collide

IBM Perfected the Art of the Anti-corporate Corporate Poster

Do Gender-Neutral Pronouns Need Their Own Glyphs?

The Evolving Legacy of Ken Garland's First Things First Manifesto

How Do You Get Into Tech? Recent Graduates Talk About The Portfolios That Got Them Jobs

How Type Designers are Digitizing and Preserving Cyrillic Typefaces in Serbia

Pioneer Works Is Rethinking What Online Cultural Programming Looks Like

Ontological Design Has Become Influential In Design Academia – But What Is It?

Ken Garland Was Graphic Design's Moral Compass

Are Mockup Designers the Most Influential Designers of Our Era?

This Experimental Publisher Is Rethinking How Design Books Get Made

Designer Yannis Karlopoulos's Work is a Celebration of Greek History and Culture

How Sanctuary Computer Uses Transparency to Make a Better Workplace

How a Trio of Architects Made the Image That Predicted Reality Television, Fake News, and Viral Memes

The People's Graphic Design Archive Is Rethinking How We Talk About Design History

Porto's São João National Theater Offers a Lesson in Design as Public Service

Why Chromeo's Juliet Records Commissioned Their Own Corporate Typeface

Is It Art, or Is It Type? What We Learn When Language is Built, Not Written

Publishing Will Not Be Another Victim of the Pandemic

How Printed Matter Took Its Art Book Fair Online

Columba is a New Typeface That is Both Utterly Beautiful and Utterly Boring

The CIA Has Always Understood the Power of Graphic Design

The Overlooked Career of Mid-Century Designer, Artist, and Teacher Norman Ives

What Leading Designers, Educators, and Writers Want to See in 2021

The Pin-back Button Was A Place for Self Expression Before Social Media

When the USPS Is In Trouble, Artists and Designers Create Grassroots Efforts to Help

The History of Ballot Design is the History of Democracy