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Communication Arts is a leading design and visual communication publication focused on the creative industries, particularly graphic design, advertising, typography, photography, and illustration.
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The Last Tango | Communication Arts (opens the original)
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Responses by Lucas Nikitczuk, founder and chief executive officer, /nk.studio. Background: During the World Cup, we started feeling that perhaps we were watching Lionel Messi’s final World Cup with Argentina. After so many years of following him, suffering and celebrating with him, we wanted to give something back—a small gesture in return for an enormous amount of joy. Therefore, The Last Tango was born as a gift for Our Captain. Larger picture: There was no client, brief, product or campaign b
5x5 | Communication Arts (opens the original)
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Founded by Nik Kanbi and Jake Gilbert in 2025, the London-based design studio 5x5 takes its name from the military ratio code “five by five,” which means a message is coming through loud and clear—and this clarity forms the spine of its creative practice. “We like making work that starts with a strong idea,” say Kanbi and Gilbert. “Having worked with many creative leaders and industry pioneers, we’ve come to believe that good work resonates with people because there’s an intelligent idea behind
Royal Winnipeg Ballet identity | Communication Arts (opens the original)
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Responses by Laura Stein, chief creative officer, Bruce Mau Design. Background: Following the appointment of its new artistic director Christopher Stowell, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) saw an opportunity to reinvigorate its brand to recapture audiences and attract a new generation of dancers. We were brought in to articulate a new brand platform, refresh its identity and design a new website that could support its next chapter both as an arts institution and a ballet school. Design thinking:
SUNY Binghamton Libraries installation | Communication Arts (opens the original)
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Responses by Giorgia Lupi, partner, Pentagram. Background: Installed in a newly renovated space within the Glenn G. Bartle Library at SUNY Binghamton, partner Giorgia Lupi’s team at Pentagram transformed 200 of the library’s most borrowed books, journals, theses and special collections, among other assets, into a data-driven installation: a gridded field of colorful extruded tiles, displayed chronologically across the wall and clustered into related groups. Across the room, a companion interacti
Developing Your Point of View | Communication Arts (opens the original)
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How did you discover your interest in animation, and how did your prior background in photography and fashion inform your creative direction? My interest in animation really began with photography. I was born in Brazil, spent part of my childhood in New Zealand and had my formative years in Tokyo, but it wasn’t until I moved to Florence for my freshman year of college that I became conscious of what it meant to look at the world from the outside. My roommate had a camera, and while traveling and
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