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What do designers like to eat?Last year, CR's Patrick blogged about how two features in our August issue mentioned the importance of "lunchtime arrangements" in studio culture. Now a new book, What's Cooking? asks 28 designers specifically about the food and recipes they like

Kessels Kramer don't like advertising: hear whyDon't like advertising? This could be the book for you. KesselsKramer is launching its latest tome, Advertising For People Who Don't Like Advertising, next week in London with a talk by KK creative directors Erik Kessels and Dave Bell, along with Steve Henry

All Sole & No Soul?Editorial design for my dissertation, All Sole & No Soul? An Investigation Into Skateboarding Footwear.

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Salaryman Project 2013In the form of an illustrated weekly planner, this publication delivers the result of 6 years of photographic investigations in the mysterious world o...

Rational and Experimental design in typographyEditorial piece based on my dissertation dealing with "Rational and Experimental design in typography" during the modernist and post-modernist design ...

The Mad AccordionAn illustrated poem about a mad accordion.

Seventy ways to start a novelIn GraphicDesign&'s first book, Page 1: Great Expectations, 70 designers reinterpret the opening page of the Charles Dickens classic. The results reveal much about the decisions designer's face in setting any text

Bold, brash covers for de Beauvoir's worksPeter Mendelsund isn't generally known as a designer who makes garish book covers. But in his recent designs for three late works by Simone de Beauvoir, he's done exactly that. And for good reason

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