Sausa explores the internal noise of the digital age
These digital works combine tangled monochrome textures with blunt text to capture the feeling of a crowded mind.
Design writing from the Arthaus archive — graphic work, objects, and the thinking behind how they were made.
These digital works combine tangled monochrome textures with blunt text to capture the feeling of a crowded mind.
Digital compositions explore the organic patterns of sliced stone and flowing agate.
The artist uses bold colours and playful animal characters to reimagine travel destinations across Europe.
These digital prints explore the intersection of mathematical precision and urban planning through vibrant abstract maps.
Good designers often think outside the box. In this case, they think outside the album cover. These humorous images from the blog…
What if some of the world’s most iconic painters, sculptors, and other artists had been architects instead? Federico Babina imagines this possibility…
These art prints, which are alternate posters for popular movies and TV shows, were designed by Ale Giorgini. These art prints feature the…
You know those inspirational quotes you see splattered all over the internet? Well if you love good typography and design as I…
What do you get when you cross The Simpsons with Piet Mondrian and package design? You get Wine, or Maybe Not?, a…
These gorgeous, abstract rugs are inspired by the landscape of major cities. Urban Fabric is a line of hand-tufted wool rugs made…
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Artist stories, new editorial, and a few things worth a closer look. One email a week, from the Arthaus journal.