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Manchester City Women becomes the first WSL team have its own distinct identity (opens the original)
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Football specialist Nomad Studio has been enlisted to bring something unique and ‘ownable’ to women-first fans, resulting in a sleek monogram made out of ‘light’. Manchester City has become the first team in the Women’s Super League, the highest level of women’s football in the UK, to receive a brand and identity distinct from its adjacent men’s team. While the club’s visual world will still stay closely connected to and in harmony with the club’s overarching master brand, the move comes after e
How do you illustrate arguments? Igor Bastidas on illustrating You Be The Judge, The Guardian column that settles the nation’s disputes (opens the original)
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You Be The Judge is the series that sees two parties go head-to-head to fight their corner in an argument that’s being scrutinised by the court of public opinion. For three years, the Venezuelan illustrator Igor Bastidas has been tasked with distilling these disagreements into a single image. Once in a while, when I’m brushing my teeth, my mind wanders to a column from The Guardian’s You Be The Judge series. In it, prosecutor Edward takes his wife Alice (and her family, both parents and siblings
200 Summers Later: Photographer Ana Paganini uncovers bloodless beauty at reenactments of history’s most iconic battles (opens the original)
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The photographer spent her past few summers swapping festivals with friends for battlefields, all to create an archive for historical events that have no photographic record. Cameras are now such a ubiquitous part of our everyday life, existing in our phones, on our streets in CCTV cameras and now (scarily) even in our glasses, that it’s hard to conceptualise a time when there was no way to capture a concrete image. Before the first photograph was taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826, everyd
“I take the silliness very seriously”: Joe Lycett on taxidermy, extinction and his debut solo exhibition (opens the original)
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Why did the neon-clothed comedian walk into Birmingham’s most prestigious gallery? To bring some joy into the world (with some stone cold facts sprinkled in for good measure, too). On the day I sit down to speak to speak to Joe Lycett about his new exhibition, Every Thing Must Go, I forget that sat at the top of the It’s Nice That website is a column interrogating why celebrities seem to be having trouble pivoting into the world of art, and being taken ‘seriously’ as artists. I’m taken aback whe
How in-camera tricks, colourful paper and patience brought Sam Nicklin’s reflective photographs for Alessi to life (opens the original)
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The photographer’s collaboration with the iconic Italian homeware brand is a key reminder that “simple ideas can often have the biggest impact.” The Italian brand Alessi has become a beacon of well-designed homeware since its inception in 1921 because of its unique approach to product creation; namely, its collaboration with those you wouldn’t typically find conjuring up kettles and coffee pots. Commissioning industrial designers and architects to design its products (including the likes of Fran
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