With a clean, clear layout in mono black, semi-transparent section dividers and a blind embossed cover (using the copper embossing tool shown here), Heretics illustrates how the internet is empowering Iran’s repressed minority groups and is a great example of incisive commentary, beautiful design and impactful print working together to produce a stunning report.
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This dictionary doesn’t just contain a list of lost languages. Inside you’ll find stories, maps and drawings that highlight the ways in which war,…
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Self-publishers are passionate about their work and have the initiative and drive to get it into print without going through traditional publishing…
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A university town in Denmark? A failed experiment in syllabic poetry? A time-travelling anarchist novel? Bad Haiku is all these…
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We were pleased to print the first issue of Pitch, which showcases some of the most creative directorial talents around.…
