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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
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2021Unearthing a “quaint” Jamaica with photographer Jeano Edwards in his new project EverWonderful
2021
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2013Photography: Nguan captures the dreamy stillness of Singapore's cityscapes
2013
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2023O’shane Howard reimagines nostalgic moments from his childhood in Jamaica
2023
Identity
2017Do Not Design uses illustration to create approachable branding for Singapore’s Archifest
2017
Identity
2015Des Signes creates "vibrating" identity for Singapore in France festival
2015
Identity
2016A tricolour branding and packaging project with exotic fruits from Singapore studio Fable
2016
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2018Devour the extensive design feast that is The Singapore Graphic Archive
2018
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2012Fantastic showcase of Jamaican dance hall illustration at KK Outlet
2012
Motion
2021In Singapore, Thaqif Nazri’s intricate typography and graphic design evolution catches our eye
2021
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2017Serious Things a Go Happen: exploring Jamaican dancehall through graphic design
2017
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2015Peter Steinhauer's colourfully symmetrical Singapore apartment blocks
2015
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2018Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records documents the origins of Jamaican and British youth culture
2018
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2016Rebecca Chew adds handcrafts to Esquire Singapore’s art direction
2016
Publication
2014Publication: Yusuke Miyagawa's portrait of Kingston, Jamaica
2014
Identity
2021The changing Singaporean design scene and how an e-commerce agency turned to branding
2021
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2019Feng Li “combs the streets” of Singapore in his latest obscure series
2019
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2016Reggae, roots and the undeniable style of Jamaica’s 80s dancehall culture
2016
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2015Foreign Policy's considered designs for a brand guide to Singapore
2015
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2023Being funny and fearless with Singaporean art director Jonathan Chen
2023
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2016Submit Saturdays: Singapore-based architectural photographer Khoo Guo Jie on his love of spaces
2016
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2022Dexter McLean’s compelling series documents the people of his Jamaican birth town, Olympic Gardens
2022
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2012Sami Kallio
2012
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2023“I find more and more clarity as to who I am”: Fenn O’Meally documents Jamaica as a process of reconnection
2023
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2021“A form of adoration”: Amber Pinkerton on photographing Jamaica from a Jamaican gaze
2021
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2023From the darkroom to the light: Nathaniel Bailey on his ongoing documentation of Jamaica’s parishes
2023
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2017Singapore studio Currency design one of the most stylish exhibition zines we’ve seen
2017
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2020Singapore-based illustrator Kezia Gabriella’s works are chaotic but “in a good way”
2020
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2013Illustration: Beautifully tender comics from Singapore's Pixin Weng
2013
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2017Jad Hussein's tropical catalogue design for Paris exhibition Jamaica, Jamaica
2017
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2025Dexter McLean’s series gives voice to the “forgotten” members of Jamaican society
2025
Motion
2014Film: Jungles in Paris elegantly document Jamaica's incredible swimming horses
2014
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2025Jonathan Tan’s cinemagraphs capture the quiet beauty in Singaporean lift lobbies
2025
Publication
2016The changing landscape of Singapore, as recorded in a new book from Do Not Design
2016
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2015The Singapore-based studio behind new zine DEAR is up to something
2015
Typeface
2014Graphic Design: Grey Singapore create a multi-national typeface from world flags
2014
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2015Heatherwick's 12-towered university building opens in Singapore
2015
Garment
2020Inspired by her mother and ancestral home of Jamaica, Ekua King’s photography is filled with opulence and joy
2020
Publication
2019Pull Up! is a new magazine celebrating Jamaica through its musical culture
2019
Publication
2019Singapore-based studio Swell explores the idea of the banished book
2019
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2011Jamaican Roots Drinks
2011
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2016Wilfred Limonious: the Jamaican illustrator who defined dancehall art
2016
Publication
2012Stunning new book by Al Fingers tells the unlikely story of Clarks' cult status in Jamaica
2012