Delve into the washitsu's role in Japanese homes, blending cultural history with contemporary interior design for a unique ...

When graphic masters Art Spiegelman and Joe Sacco tackled Gaza, they reminded how uniquely potent is their centuries-old ...

Her journey began with her study of graphic arts in Japan ... “Camo in Hues,” of incorporating hidden words and elements layered beneath bold, expressive colors. “First I do the layer ...

unveiling a refreshed and reimagined brand experience in collaboration with celebrated Japanese graphic artist and creative force, VERDY. The weekend marked the debut of their new creative ...

The graphics card, also known as the GPU, is arguably one of the most exciting components in any PC build. Alongside the processor, your graphics card often has the greatest impact on the overall ...

He introduced abstract elements, bright colors and fragmented ... depicting an angry fisherman protesting the American occupation of Japanese waters, marks a key moment in the country’s graphic design ...

Ubisoft has revealed that the Japanese version of Assassin’s Creed ... some of the game’s graphic content is still being removed as it was deemed to extreme for a Z certification.

Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875-1975, by Ian Lynam. 447 pages, SET MARGINS, Nonfiction. In a time of both misinformation and too much information, quality journalism is more crucial than ever.

To spark your creativity as we head into 2025, VistaPrint spoke to the global community of freelance graphic designers on 99designs by ... playfulness that comes with collaging. With so many elements ...

These elements can be found in best-selling Japanese novels in the UK today, but the range of Japanese authors has expanded significantly over the past decade. In addition to Matsumoto Seicho's ...

We see this in branding elements like Muji’s logo or Issey Miyake’s fashion ... Working communally often sparks new creativity. Japanese graphic arts retain cultural essence by sustaining aspects of ...

Japan's Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation has developed oxidation-reduction treatment technology that enables certain elements to be extracted from vitrified high-level radioactive waste.