An experimental new typeface demonstrates how humans and AI perceive visual information differently. But as AI narrows the ...

These visual effects immediately encourage people to stop, look again, and spend more time interacting with the display. In a ...

In mainstream journalism, July and August are often called the "silly season" because, without Parliament sitting, there's not much serious news to report. But the world of typography couldn't be more ...

Don't go into the British writer-director's latest heist movie looking for anything that you wouldn't normally get in one of his heist movies. “In the Grey” combines Ritchie’s penchant for inhuman ...

April, then. The days are longer, and the light is better, although the world remains, broadly speaking, a mess. In that context, it's pleasing that this month's type releases feel unusually anchored.

Elizabeth Goodspeed speaks with creative director Gail Bichler about magazine’s first redesign in nearly a decade, and how the publication is adapting to a transformed media landscape. The New York ...

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Typography is not just “picking a font” from a dropdown menu. If that is your approach, you have already lost. In my years consulting at Inkbot Design, I have seen solid business strategies crumble ...

AI isn’t taking over fashion. It’s joining the team. Designers are now blending algorithms with artistry to create custom prints, from surreal florals to clever one-liners. But what makes an AI ...

Fluid typography uses responsive scaling to ensure readability on both small and large displays, while variable fonts allow multiple weights, widths, and styles to be included within a single file.

Part archive, part speculative fiction, part type design – “alphabet artist” Nat Pyper merges punk, feminist, and POC histories into a sprawling collection of imaginative typography. “I describe ...