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Kieron Lewis updates The Brownies' Book to inspire a new generation of black children

Creative Boom

London-based graphic designer Kieron Lewis has designed a new take on W.E.B. Du Bois' 1920s magazine for black children titled The New Brownies' Book. Du Bois released the first-ever magazine for African-American youth. A century later comes the updated version of the beloved magazine.

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“Books remain stubbornly, thrillingly relevant”: the enduring value of book design

Design Week

” The jurors must make a selection of 50 books and 50 covers from a selection of hundreds; any book published in the past year is eligible for submission. Together and through that selection process, they might reveal answers to the secret of good book design Strelecki says. Why this year?”

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Why 'Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage' is a must-read for photographers everywhere

Creative Boom

Her photography career took off in the 1970s when she began working for fashion magazines like Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. The book's design and layout have been meticulously crafted to evoke the materiality and physicality of Turbeville's collages, ensuring that readers can appreciate the unique qualities of her art.

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Chapman & Wilder Create Cross-Continental Design Studio

Spine Magazine

Here’s why Chapman & Wilder should make you excited about the future of book cover design: A Friendship for the Books Chapman and Wilder began their friendship the way most busy nerds must: on the internet. For years, I've followed Eric's dedication to Spine Magazine and his passion for book covers.

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Ekta: 160 Faces by Lundgren+Lindqvist

BP&O

Text by Richard Baird 160 Faces is a new publication from Swedish artist Daniel Götesson working under the name Ekta, designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist and distributed under the studio’s publishing arm ll’Editions.

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Matt Willey gives the Paris Review a minimalist makeover

Creative Review

This latest redesign adopts a far more minimal approach than its previous incarnation, replacing the magazine’s former serif masthead and side strip. Images courtesy The Paris Review “The design was inspired by the minimalism of older issues of the Review – among them no. 56 as an object,” she continues.

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10 Featured Speakers to Check Out at Human/Nature

Azure Magazine

Lindsey Wikstrom, Founding Partner at Mattaforma Architect Lindsey Wikstrom’s forward-thinking work weaves together ideas of care, ecosystems and the positive influence that design can have in society. Intertwined with her built work, Lindsey speaks publicly, publishes and exhibits her research.