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- The top 15 illustrators of 2026, as chosen by the community
Creative Boom · Apr 16, 2026
Creative Boom’s 2026 community poll highlights 15 illustrators shaping the global illustration scene, emphasizing originality and human touch in an AI-saturated era. The list spans established names like Noma Bar and Malika Favre to emerging talents such as Anna Micheloni and Genie Espinosa. The article celebrates craftsmanship, individuality, and the enduring commercial relevance of distinctive illustration.
The New YorkerThe Guardianillustration - IH/IF/IP/2026: Session Highlights and Sample Content
· Apr 8, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New published a detailed recap of the In-house In-focus In-person 2026 conference held in Chicago. The article highlights 16 sessions, showcases speaker photos, and credits collaborators for event visuals including illustrations, motion, and photography. It also announces registration for the 2027 edition in Dallas.
UnderConsiderationBrand NewNASAbranding - The Daily Heller: Space Inspires Hope Again
· Apr 7, 2026
Steven Heller reflects on the renewed excitement surrounding NASA’s Artemis II mission and his lifelong fascination with space exploration memorabilia. He recalls his youth collecting NASA ephemera and praises the design legacy of the agency’s visual identity, particularly the worm logo by Danne and Blackburn. The piece connects nostalgia for mid-century space design with optimism for the future of exploration.
NASAeditorial - New book shows how questioning the alphabet can push typography further
Creative Boom · Nov 4, 2025
Creative Boom features 'Alphabetical Playground', a new 698-page book by Nigel Cottier, design director at Accept & Proceed. The book challenges conventional views of the alphabet, exploring typography as a living system open to experimentation and conceptual play. Through interviews and reflections, Cottier discusses pushing type beyond legibility and balancing chaos with control in design.
- "LABASAD Introduces Master’s Program for Creative AI Application"
It's Nice That · May 8, 2025
LABASAD, the Barcelona School of Arts & Design, has launched a new Online Master’s in Generative Artificial Intelligence for Creatives. The programme, directed by Isabel Martínez (Isabelita Virtual), aims to teach creatives how to use AI critically and ethically while enhancing their artistic voice. The course combines technical training with conceptual and ethical reflection, featuring instructors active in the global AI and art community.
- "Design Museum Exhibition Dives into Century of Swimming Culture"
Creative Boom · Dec 12, 2024
Creative Boom reports on the Design Museum's upcoming exhibition 'Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style', curated by Amber Butchart. The show explores 100 years of swimwear and swimming culture, featuring iconic pieces like Pamela Anderson's Baywatch swimsuit, early bikinis, and Zaha Hadid's Aquatics Centre model. It examines fashion, technology, architecture, and social change through the lens of swimming design.
Design MuseumABIR ArchitectsDesign MuseumSpeedoexhibition - New Logo & Branding for Be Equitable by For The People
BP&O · Feb 8, 2024
BP&O’s feature by Thomas Barnett explores For The People’s bold rebrand of Be Equitable, formerly Cook Ross. The project replaces a dated corporate identity with an activist-inspired, human-centered brand system featuring custom typography by Tré Seals and expressive illustrations by Edward Ubiera. The new identity embodies diversity, optimism, and social justice while reflecting a collaborative learning process between client and agency.
For The PeopleBe EquitableNASAbranding - Happening Studio on flexible remote working and tackling projects as parents and creative partners
The Brand Identity · Jun 3, 2022 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Karen and Masato Nakada of Happening Studio about their experience balancing parenthood and creative partnership while running an international design practice across Tokyo, Zurich, and Los Angeles. They discuss their flexible remote workflow, cultural influences, and their rewarding rebrand project for MCASD. The conversation highlights their research-driven approach and the benefits of working with small to medium-sized cultural institutions.
Happening StudioMCASD (Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego)Getty Museumbranding - Jesse Reed details Order's identities, Standards Manual's books and Michael Bierut's wisdom
The Brand Identity · Sep 23, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Jesse Reed, co-founder of Order and Standards Manual, about the evolution of his Brooklyn-based studio, their publishing ventures, and lessons learned from Michael Bierut at Pentagram. Reed discusses the studio’s modular approach to identity design, particularly for MoMA, and the balance between client work, book publishing, and their new digital brand guidelines platform, Standards.