Probably not Baywatch Red, but there are plenty of interesting candidates among the colour forecasts for next year. It may have passed you by, but Pantone recently released a new colour in honour of the 30th anniversary of silly TV classic Baywatch, a tone derived from the swimwear of Pammy and The Hoff known as Baywatch Red. A fun example of marketing, but it's usually only Pantone's proclamation of Colour of the Year which grabs the headlines, a big announcement that usually taking place som

An interview with the exciting new talent on her world of giants and wild colours.

In time for Halloween, we discover how Rick and Morty and Itchy & Scratchy inspired Habito's ghoulish animations, in our best advertising campaign of 2019. Just three of the words to describe how I felt seeing an insensitive bunch of adverts on UK telly recently. Tentacles attacking women in their living rooms, piranhas eating a man alive in the kitchen; can you believe someone thought something like this video would be a good idea? The brand who messed up is mortgage startup Habito, and the g

With artwork over the years from the likes of Takashi Murakami and Kaws, Kanye has rarely put a foot wrong when it comes to branding his music.

How Prince's handwriting, cult rap cinema and DC Comics came together for one funky new video.

This year we featured Japan's most exciting new visual talent in our Tokyo DADA series, finishing with this look at how visual talent behind Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Rilakkuma and more are joining forces with London's Nexus Studios.

The VFX remixer reveals his chicken and cheese roots, and how he doesn't watch much of anything at all.

We interview George about Internet Crusader, a squeamish story told on screens that's our best sequential art book of 2019.

As Beck Hansen announces new release Hyperspace, we look back at the indie pop chameleon's best ever album covers to date.

The acclaimed colouring book artist switches gears for new book A Wild Child's Guide to Endangered Animals.

New Museum on how the Apple [AR]T Walk was put together in a collaboration of creatives and code.

As the influential label turns 30 this year, Giacomo Lee looks back on the legendary Warp catalogue to discover it goes far beyond bleeps and brain-melting beats.

To celebrate 30 years of the Tim Burton classic, Jason Fabok, Chip Kidd, Tom Muller and other artists and designers discuss their love for the movie's logo and look.

Good news as The Guardian makes changes to its controversial Glasto illustration competition.

James Cropper's Progressive Palettes report shines a light on colour trends for branding, packaging and social.

More and more clients are moving away from names both big and small due to follower counts. So how do illustrators fight back against this new trend – if they even can? Find out with Colin Kersley, Shawna X, Dan Woodger and Jelly London.

Why illustrators around the world are in love with a period of Japanese history they can only imagine, all thanks to Daft Punk, Bandcamp artists like Yung Bae – and a little bit of Netflix.

The 12 greatest Björk promos of all time, taking us all the way from the Moon to the Moomins via VFX and animation mastery.

The book cover master for Haruki Murakami on branding the Dark Knight and opening up his Batcave of sketches and Bat-Manga for a very special exhibition.

First look: We got to experience Vulnicura VR in one of London's best kept secrets, going deep into the project's history with co-creative director and long-time Björk collaborator James Merry.