British – Graphic Design

British graphic design has a rich and diverse history, spanning various styles, periods, and mediums. It’s notable for its inventiveness and adaptability, with influences ranging from the arts and crafts movement to pop art, punk rock, and the digital age. British designers such as Neville Brody, Peter Saville, and Alan Fletcher have made significant contributions, shaping the visual language of the late 20th century. Whether it’s typography, branding, or digital media, British graphic design continues to innovate and influence the global design scene with its bold, thoughtful, and often avant-garde approach.

KIll Bill Poster Volume 2

The film industry often faces tension between artistic ambition and commercial interests in poster design. “Kill Bill” posters by Empire Design defy norms, setting a new industry standard.Read More →

Penguin Covers - Featured Image

If a publisher declares a book to be a classic, as Penguin has been doing for the past 75 years with its Classics series, and since 1961 with the Modern Classics offshoot, it raises a number of potentially knotty questions. What makes a book a classic? Who gets to decide? And will today’s classic still be a classic in 10 years’ time, let alone 50 or 100?Read More →