Overlap, overlap, overlap.

Playing with color, layers, and boundaries. Naíma Almeida is a Brazilian visual artist driven by the possibility of interweaving creative fields. Her practice moves freely between disciplines, blurring the boundaries between craft and design, the handmade and the digital, exploring how color, geometry, and layering can translate graphic languages into volumetric work.

Footwear Design

Identity: A Czech Graphic Design Love Story

Logotheism.

From Sumerian proto-writing and heraldic emblems to modern brand icons: how logotypes became the purest expression of design. Yorgo Tloupas traces the long history of signs through a broad, accessible survey.

Designing with data in a post-visualisation era.

As visualisation tools become easier to use and AI accelerates chart production, data visualisation is no longer the specialist practice it once was. Yet data remains one of the defining materials of contemporary life. So what happens when designers stop treating data only as something to visualise?

Smile by Design.

Design has the power to shape not only the way we live, but also the way we feel. For Dutch designer Robert Bronwasser, every product is an opportunity to make everyday life just a little more enjoyable. Guided by curiosity, empathy, and a deep understanding of human behavior, his work combines functionality with warmth, simplicity, and delight. Smile by Design tells the story of a designer whose greatest ambition is not simply to create beautiful objects, but to design moments that leave a lasting smile.