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Cover for Penguin Random House / Capa para Penguin Random House - Knopf

 Find Me as the Creature I Am by Emily Jungmin Yoon

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India, Bombay, 1965. Fabrics are dried in the sun at a fabric factory, Burt Glinn.

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King Akhenaten offering an olive branch to the Aten New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Amarna Period, Egypt, c. 1345 B.C.

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Martha Cooper, Lower Eastside, 1978.

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Janusz Stanny

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Collins Obijiaku, Untitled (2020), left and right. 

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Japanese Poster: Alphabet Blacksmith. Keisuke Nagatomo. 1983

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Habitat, Brazil

Lina Bo Bardi, Flávio Motta, Pietro Maria Bardi and Geraldo N. Serra.

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El Lissitzky, Constructions. “His series of works called “Prouns” were counterparts to the universal space theorized by his friend Theo van Doesburg. A Russian acronym that stands for ‘Project for the Establishment of the New’ – a Proun expresses the idea that society could be revolutionized through the transformation of perception.” @philamuseum

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Photograph by Isamu Noguchi of his ceramics being removed from a kiln (with the multi- element Even the Centipede on the plank in the foreground), Japan, 1952

The Noguchi Museum Archive

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Ellsworth Kelly - Blue Red Rocker (1963)

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Indian Houses inspired by Ettore Sottsass.

Tirunamavalai, Tamil Nadu

Photography by Vincent Leroux

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These faces are inspired by real people who got their portraits taken in photo studios in Peshawar (Borderzone Pakistan, Afghanistan) in the late 60ies and early 70ies, based on material collected by @lukas.birk . Check our limited edition art book #weweredrawnhere and our detailed interview with @alartemagazine to learn more about it ( links on my website) #embracetheface #portrait #peshawar #moshtarihilal #moshtariillustration

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Still Life (Composition V) by Theo Van Doesburg.

He was one of our first influencers in design school, about 8 years ago.

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Amédée Ozenfant

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Wiener Werkstätte flower vase c. 1921 

Hand-painted and glazed thrown earthenware

This vase represents a key moment in not only ceramic’s history, but in the history of design relations between Europe and the United States. This vase has the history of being one of a pair which were sold by the Wiener Werkstätte shop established in New York, with Josef Urban as director, in 1921.

Cooper Hewitt