In Humble Pie, illustrator Pete Oswald and author Jory John blend humor, heart, and design mastery. Abduzeedo explores how Oswald’s warm palette, simple geometry, and cinematic composition deliver both design lessons and life lessons for all ages, a visual feast on empathy, color, and storytelling.

London Type Foundry launches IR Lüthold Sans and IR Lüthold Sans Text by Ian Ritchie—two DIN-inspired typefaces crafted for branding, editorial design, and digital typography with precision and modern character.

Bellissimo designs Lavazza’s Tablì system—100% coffee tabs with no capsules. Debuted at Milan Design Week 2025, the identity blends clarity, sustainability, and Italian design.

Trellis rebrand by How&How reimagines generational healthcare with a thoughtful identity, modular grid system, and human-first visuals designed to bring clarity to motherhood and medical history.

See how designers worldwide reinterpret kindness through typography in the Fight for Kindness 2025 gallery — a creative call for empathy and inclusion. 

The Danish women's football league new branding for its visual identity and branding to elevate the sport and focus on the game.

Montréal’s Café Olimpico celebrates its legacy with the Heritage Tin, a vintage-inspired packaging design by stnmtl capturing Italian craft and community spirit.

When design meets storytelling, the result can be something close to alchemy and few places celebrate that magic better than the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.

Celebrate Halloween with the Eames Gauze Study, a hauntingly beautiful look at form, material, and process from design legends Charles and Ray Eames.

At Adobe MAX 2025, Adobe unveiled agentic AI assistants across its apps, introducing conversational tools that transform how creatives design and collaborate. 

Jolene Bakery’s brand identity blends childlike sketches, authentic craft, and a history of regenerative baking—where design rises like the bread itself.

Timedash reimagines the 70s Ana Digi spirit with customizable widgets for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Designed by ex-Pentagram creatives, it fuses style and function.

On Mare Island, California, Kindred Motorworks transforms vintage icons into modern masterpieces—blending classic style with cutting-edge design and tech.

At Paris Design Week, Harry Nuriev’s Objets Trouvés transforms forgotten objects into certified art, blending analog exchange with contemporary design.

The U.S. Mint unveils 2026 American Innovation $1 coin designs featuring Steve Jobs, Norman Borlaug, the Cray-1 supercomputer, and mobile refrigeration.

Discover Mediated Matter: Design and Invention in the New Biological Age, the first comprehensive monograph by Neri Oxman. Featuring two decades of groundbreaking projects at the crossroads of design, science, and nature, this visionary book arrives November 18, 2025. 

If your design radar is tuned to the unexpected, the expressive, and the borderline raw, then the third edition of Outsider Paris (October 21–26, 2025 at the Bastille Design Center) should be on your travel wish-list.

Explore Paul Myers’ John Candy: A Life in Comedy and the new documentary I Like Me. A look back at how John Candy’s craft, character and legacy continue to inspire.

Discover CASCA Archive, preserving Brazil’s Northeast visual culture, from cordel prints to modern design—bridging tradition with contemporary identity.

Explore Arrivals, Again by David Wilson at Pallas SF, Oct 17–Nov 30, 2025. A walking exhibition with maps, prints, and echoes of his 2013 SFMOMA debut.