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Laughing at the world of graphic design with Tracy Ma

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When discussing what tone of voice her work should take in the future, Tracy states a want for "editorial concepts that throw us slices of the world". The fact that she's ambiguous on what graphic style or medium this could be delivered to audiences in, only makes her all the more exciting to watch.

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The angry Irish girl - the Sinéad of the savage crop and mouth to match - is a thing of the past. At 22, Sinéad is discovering the joys of marriage, motherhood and, not least, mysticism. You can hear this in the softer, more spiritual songs written for her new LP. It is, says Sinéad, like being visited by the Holy Ghost...

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The Face: born in London in 1980, the original, definitive style magazine. Reborn for 2019. Endless discovery for a new generation.

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Catalog Press is published and designed by Ben Denzer

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Ice Cream Books
2016 - present
( Launch site)

"Ice Cream Books is the most important Instagram out there today." - Bella Hadid
"Better than Marx's utopia." - Hal Foster

Collaborated with the Cooper Hewitt.
Featured inThe New York Times.

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Ice Cream Books 2016 - present ( Launch site) "Ice Cream Books is the most important Instagram out there today." - Bella Hadid"Better than Marx's utopia." - Hal Foster Collaborated with the Cooper Hewitt. Featured inThe New York Times .

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From Pentagram to political slogans: Designer Harriet Richardson on her witty and disruptive practice

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The London-based designer explains how her creative drive comes from wanting "to leave the world better than I found it".

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Offal is not the prettiest thing on the shelf (we're talking about the meat here), but it's meant to be consumed - and who cares if a steak is pretty if it's inedible? A new literary publishing experiment of the same name operates under the same premise. It's a project, helmed by a CEO operating under the pseudonym Jeremy Portal, that pastes together the "offcuts" of artistic and literary projects, and serves them up in a terrine-like form for our consumption.

In honour of the cut-and-paste approach, Offal's first zine has been designed by Richard Turley and Julia Schäfer using Microsoft Word. The major tools Richard and Julia had to actually design were things like shape rotation, text highlighting and some preset typefaces. "Working with Word allows you to work fast and not be precious with the pages," says Julia. "I think this is something Richard and I bond over - the speed in which things are made don't allow you to overthink it and yes, limitations are always exciting and freeing in a way."

While the designers "​​fucked heavily" with the Microsoft interface to make Offal issue one, it needed to still look like a Word document. "Writers type their words into Word (or the Apple or Google equivalent), so to use that interface means you see the words in the context of their creation," says Richard. They also wanted to purposefully throw some limitations in the way of the design process to get out of the loop of creating refined work with "too good" tools.

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Offal is a zine designed by Richard Turley and Julia Schäfer using Microsoft Word

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Armed with the power to highlight, capitalise, rotate text and not much else, the two designers shape a literary zine in the very software its contents were written.

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As the saying goes, there's nothing like a good book, and it seems Sibel Beyer's publication-heavy practice lives by this motto. Sibel studied at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst School in Leipzig, a school with a long tradition of book design and typography, and since graduating she's found herself working with a wide range of printed matter, including books, zines and posters. What most draws Sibel to such work is its breadth, and "the possibilities of different haptics when designing physical objects".

While much of Sibel's work is completed digitally, she always tries to incorporate an analogue element, like scanning, where possible, helping her to constantly uncover new forms of expression. "For me, design means being a visual translator and collaborator," she says. "I dive deep into the process: a ping-pong between a research-based conceptual approach and an intuitive use of type, colour and composition." Such an approach leads Sibel to see her practice as one of satisfying contradictions: "My designs are unconventional but classic, punk yet elegant and subtly irritating."

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"Punk yet elegant": Peruse the publication designs of Sibel Beyer

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Working closely with young feminist artists, writers and curators, the Berlin-based designer seeks out projects that are socially and culturally relevant.

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Documentation of Henrik Olesen at Cabinet, London is available at Contemporary Art Library.

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Artist at Contemporary art gallery in London.

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Alec Soth (born 1969) is an American photographer, based in Minneapolis. Soth is known for his large-scale projects and portraits.