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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 41
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Itsnicethat
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Mox reimagine racing entertainment with a brand refresh for Formula E, one of the fastest and sleekest sports in the world (opens the original)
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Boasting a bold colour palette, bespoke blocky type and a system that tilts as if it’s ready to tear up tarmac, this refresh pulls up with the future of racecar racing. According to recent figures, Formula E (the highest class open-wheel single-seater motorsport championship for electric cars) has over 422 million fans, and what’s more is that the sport is still young, only twelve years old, but fast (no pun intended) becoming a force to be reckoned with. The upcoming era of Formula E, also know
What does flavour feel like? This Thai recipe book uses hand-ripped collage and vivid pigments to figure it out (opens the original)
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Part collage art, part cookbook, Sveinung Sudbø didn’t want to simply map out flavour profiles, he brings them to life through collage and a loudness that suits the complex tastes of Thailand. We see illustrated food every day, there’s sometimes nothing more fun than a drawing of a childhood meal, a sentimental soup, bizarre fusion foods…even Studio Trikken have recently created an art book all about the humble banana. But seldom seen is the visual representation of how it feels to eat these foo
Swirls, beads and Art Nouveau roots: Emily Klaebe on type design as world building (opens the original)
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Inspired by subway tiles, mosaics, snail shells and lollipops, this designer uses typography as a way of creating microcosms of larger ideas which expand how typography lives. Whether it’s typefaces created out of bead-like modules, bubbly spirals or the playfulness of bending letter systems, Portland-based graphic and type designer Emily Klaebe thinks of type as “the ambassador of sentiments and culture”. She feels that people often look at a typeface and form an immediate association, each fea
Bea Korsh’s Intrusive Thots is an explosive zine about depression, treatment and recovery (opens the original)
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Made during a year-long outpatient programme, the experimental comic combines drawings, journals, ephemera and text messages to document the artist’s turbulent inner world. Trigger warning: this article contains mentions of physical self harm as well as descriptions of depression, anxiety and struggles with personality disorders. While Brooklyn-based artist, musician and designer Bea Korsh attended a year-long intensive outpatient programme for personality disorders, she created an experimental
Horah Inc lets its love for Pokémon and typography soar in identities for spiced rum, trading cards and book design (opens the original)
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Horah Inc really wears its inspirations on its sleeve, that’s why you’ll see vintage-styled cartoons, warm colours and retro typography referenced across its wide-ranging portfolio. Horah Inc is a multidisciplinary creative studio working across art direction, graphic design, 2D and 3D motion – from the organic and hands-on to the digital, experimentation is in the studio’s creative blood. Vintage aesthetics are a recurring influence through its graphic design work, prioritising the feeling of m
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