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Inclusive Sans makes the case for accessibility being standard, not secondary

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Why designer Emir Karyo treats posters like paintings

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Jaemin Lee takes on the influence of 80s pop in his illustrative process and aesthetic

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Sam Gregg’s latest work uses photography to rediscover his hometown of London

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FatBoy is the new loud and proud zine dedicated to Asian food and culture

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Marton Perlaki explores public space and boundaries through photographing 1950s dance, the twist

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Takeshi Miyasaka is “interested in contours and shapes rather than objects”

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Liisa Kruusmagi’s new works encourage viewers to take some time out on the couch

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Zhong Lin’s new series explores bullying and unity through a shoot with big hair

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Diane Dal-Pra’s paintings sit between the real and the abstract

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Novum magazine goes “back to basics” with a black and white handmade cover

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Madeleine Morlet’s latest series combines motherhood with Donna Tartt’s The Secret History

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Byun Young Geun likens illustration to “looking into a mirror”

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The Beijing Silvermine now consists of over one million photographs of Chinese history

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Michael Bodiam and Sarah Parker on translating work from an Instagram grid to the printed page

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Helen Oh hilariously illustrates the pain of a stomach crunch and intrepid mice

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Odiseo’s unlucky 13th issue explores how betrayal is rife in today’s political climate

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