Tom May

Tom May is a freelance writer and editor specialising in design and creativity. With over two decades in journalism, he is a regular contributor to Computer Arts, net, ImagineFX and Professional Photography.

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Editorial New by Mathieu Desjardins, Francesca Bolognini, as used by [Reesaw](http://www.reesaw.com/) for [Collin Coffee](https://pangrampangram.com/blogs/font-in-use/collin-coffee)
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Top 10 Times New Roman alternatives for designers

Study of Jaden, 2022 © Wole Lagunju
Inspiration Art & Culture

Artist Wole Lagunju's first solo show explores issues of power, gender and identity

News Graphic Design

Azul is a classic-modern display typeface inspired by the Nicaraguan poet Ruben Darío

Farewell, 2022 © Yuri Yuan. Courtesy of the artist; Make Room, Los Angeles, CA; and Alexander Berggruen, New York, NY
Inspiration Art & Culture

Yuri Yuan's Dark Dreams straddles the border between waking and sleep, life and death

© Alex Povey
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Alex Povey's photo book takes you on a freight-hopping adventure across America

Women on Train, 1981. All photographs © Martha Cooper, from Spray Nation: 1980s NYC Graffiti Photographs by Martha Cooper, Edited by Roger Gastman © Prestel Verlag, Munich · London · New York, 2022
Resources Books

New book Spray Nation shares unseen photos of New York's pioneering graffiti artists

© Wenjia Wang
Inspiration Illustration

Wenjia Wang's unusual illustrations give personality to our internal organs

Spotify headquarters in London
Insight Sponsored

15 great places for graphic designers to work in 2022

Resources Sponsored

Win an LG gram laptop & +view portable monitor with Hustle Hub by LG gram

Resources Books

Counter-Print celebrates the world's best food and drink logos in fun new book

Rotonto, created by Supernulla
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10 high-quality design assets for serious graphic designers

Inspiration Graphic Design

Kinoto Studio on living a design double life, launching in a pandemic, and staying versatile

Kerry Stewart, The Boy From The Chemist Is Here To See You, 1993. © Kerry Stewart. Courtesy of the artist
News Art & Culture

Somerset House art show revisits the last 50 years through the prism of horror

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