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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
43 works match
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2012Introducing... The seriously minimal graphic design of Icelandic studio GUNMAD
2012
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2013Multi-talented Estonian creative Eiko Ojala is a particular paper collage whizz
2013
Identity
2017Siggi Odds rethinks Icelandic logotypes using Futhark runes
2017
Identity
2016Estonian design agency AKU creates versatile design identity for new banking service Pocopay
2016
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2017Photographer Chantal Anderson explores youth culture in remote Iceland
2017
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2015Retro-futuristic digital scenes from Lithuanian artist Art Belikov
2015
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2016Latvian illustrator Zane Zlemeša's delicately painted drawings
2016
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2012Simply stunning illustrations for Icelandic bank by the superb Siggi Eggertsson
2012
Identity
2013Delicious New identity for Lithuanian restaurant of wonders
2013
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2020Riga-based illustrator Roberts Rurans on the evolution of his lively style
2020
Publication
2024Malou Messien on her obsession with display type, secondhand book covers and Estonian design
2024
Motion
2025Indulge in the dreamy world of a chocolate factory in the Lithuanian woodlands
2025
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2015Great graphics for an Icelandic bar by Karlssonwilker
2015
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2015Spiritual dimensions – a visit to the site of Iceland's new Pagan temple
2015
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2013Beautifully approachable design from Latvian creative Zigmunds Lapsa
2013
Publication
2014Updates from Zigmunds Lapsa, our very favourite Latvian book designer
2014
Motion
2015Bright, abstract identity for Iceland’s arthouse film festival
2015
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2012Introducing Aiste Bileviciute a Lithuanian illustrator with bags of talent
2012
Motion
2013James Aiken's surfing film with a difference captures Iceland's breathtaking beauty
2013
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2018"It looks just the same as when I was a kid": Kristen Dobbin's oddly-timeless images of a Canadian-Estonian summer camp
2018
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2019Meet Universal Thirst, the Bangalore and Reykjavik-based foundry offering a dual perspective on type
2019
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2012Andre Ermolaev captures Iceland's natural beauty in tremendous style
2012
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2014Scintillating new work from Icelandic illustrator Siggi Odds
2014
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2020On the Estonian islands of Kihnu and Manija, Anne Helene Gjelstad beautifully photographs its older women
2020
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2021Mozaika explores a spectacular archive of Lithuanian children’s book illustration, and its cultural significance
2021
Poster
2016Siggi Odds creates beautiful series of Reykjavík-inspired posters using only a smartphone
2016
Identity
2014Estonia-based studio AKU creates a tropical identity for a music festival
2014
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2013Introducing...The wild and native illustration and design of Iceland's Siggi Odds
2013
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2012Icelandic/Danish architects KRADS complete the American inspired Stöðin panaromic drive-in
2012
Publication
2015More terrific editorial illustration from Lithuania's Karolis Strautniekas
2015
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2015Cool graphic design from Iceland in the shape of Maena #5
2015
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2015Iceland's Studio Studio: so good they named it twice
2015
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2018Vilnius-based illustrator Kissi Ussuki on her love affair with the colour pink
2018
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2019Jack Latham’s Sugar Paper Theories explores Iceland’s most infamous double murder
2019
Publication
2013A Week On Monday: Boat magazine's Erin Spens looks ahead to a week in Iceland
2013
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2014Photography: Unbelievable photos taken beneath Iceland's biggest glacier, by Kate Friend
2014
Photograph
2026The grid system in Praktika’s new architecture identity takes inspiration from Lithuanian floor tiles
2026
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2016Icelandic design grad Helga Dögg's experimental zines are a delight
2016
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2013Opinion: What we can learn from Iceland's creative community
2013
Identity
2016Denis Kuchta’s subtly pixellated identity for Lithuanian arts fair
2016
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2013Things 2013 #9: a green football zine, a pretty LP, Latvian architecture, superheroes and pop stars
2013
Photograph
2020In a book filled with stark and beautiful contrasts, Joseph Fox explores the rise of Icelandic football
2020