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- Sep 17, 2026
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Absolutely bananas! In a new book, 100 artists celebrate the fruit basket’s favourite class clown (opens the original)
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Self-funded by Studio Trikken, Banana Art Book includes over 100 banana artworks created by artists from all over the world – from students and emerging illustrators to renowned design studios No other fruit has quite the same comic or artistic standing as the humble banana. Throughout history we’ve seen its role mutate between comic device, musical icon, and a stark commentator of capitalism – all the while playing its lifelong role as the fruitbasket’s favourite class clown. “When we first beg
Crocs and walking alarm clocks: Alistair Nicholls embraces “pure silliness” in his self-funded claymation (opens the original)
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Created between paid commissions, Running Late follows a surreal morning routine populated by stubby-legged alarm clocks and a crocodile that dispenses toothpaste. Alistair Nicholls has been busy since we last spoke to him in 2022. He’s created campaigns for Coachella and Renault, as well as giant claymation characters for a Charlie Puth music video. But between all the commercial success, finding the time and funding for personal projects has been tough. “It’s strange as it’s almost like I was
A Ntsal identity uses the nonlinear timeline of films to inspire its expressive and compressive motion (opens the original)
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The Cairo-based studio gives the film festival’s 18th edition a custom typeface and a shifting visual language that echoes the way events interlink across a narrative. In cinema, a narrative always moves forward in time, but rarely in a straight line. The timeline can chop and change, pull back or jump forward. This idea of narrative structure, and how design could play with it, became the starting point for Cairo-based studio Ntsal as they developed an identity for the 18th edition of the Panor
Sylvan Hillebrand gives a 125-year-old oil paint company a contemporary refresh (opens the original)
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Rembrandt wanted to move away from a “traditional, slightly dusty expression of craftsmanship” to an identity that feels more relevant to a younger generation of serious artists. For over 125 years, Dutch company Rembrandt has produced oil paints prized by professionals for their transparency and glow. Each colour follows a unique recipe, with every new batch undergoing quality control in the company’s own laboratory. Today, its materials are used by thousands of artists across more than 100 cou
“Fundamentally wrong, but also perfectly right”: Jonas Sprattland’s videos for Nike and Balenciaga play with space, motion and form (opens the original)
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The artist moulds his footage through a combination of videography, custom digital tools, and DIY programming. Jonas Sprattland once heard his work being described as “fundamentally wrong, but also perfectly right”. The Berlin-based artist blends videography with custom digital tools to play with space, motion and form, achieving a distinct effect – almost like molten pixels. “I love the idea of treating video footage like a physical material, like clay or paint. I’m always trying to create imag
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