Tasked with uniting the football club under one clear vision, Studio Dumbar/DEPT® opted for a more “stout” version Jacob Wise’s Skrappa as the hero type.

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The Japanese graphic artist uses space and shape to conduct scenes that feel spiky, strong and, at times, nostalgic.

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Aysha Tengiz received a questionable contract asking her to give up rights to her own intellectual property. Here, the ...