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Luxurious, sustainable and gorgeous, Pacific Perfumes rethinks organic scents and its packaging. >

Graphic design meets craftsmanship in Russian artist Aske’s Plywood artworks. >

The Post Office have released a series of stamps depicting rare, indigenous musical instruments at the National Arts Festival. >

Matali Crasset’s way finding system for the Royal Fontevraud Abbey adds an element of exploration to a site visit. >

The clever use of illustration tells an enticing story about the art of music. >

Text and type everywhere! Ryo Shimizu’s CNJPUS TEXT installation adapts Chinese characters for a hybrid typography. >

Hungry? Solve a conundrum while waiting for your food to cook! >

Here’s a template to create infographics in an instant. >

Here’s a look at 72 hours at the Venice Art Biennale, as sketched by Christoph Niemann. >

Paula Scher has created a new visual identity for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. >

The Information Blanket hopes to improve infant mortality rates by giving parents in underdeveloped areas vital health information. >

An idea for a new board game, The Pitch, brings out the graphic designer in everyone. >

The headline typeface for an India-themed issue of Wallpaper* draws on the rich visual culture of India. >

TOTAL, a new music compilation of Joy Division and New Order, features striking artwork by Peter Saville. >

Rohan Shivkumar, Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFares and Oliviero Toscani stood out on day one of the What Design Can Do Conference in Amsterdam. >

Hat-trick have served up an interesting new brand identity for the famous Wimbledon tennis club. >

If you dream it, put it onto a business card and you’re one step closer to realising that dream. >

Paula Scher's new murals at the Queens Metropolitan Campus creates a world in one room. >

Renée Rossouw and Laduma Ngxokolo take abstract patterns from school-day simplicity to allusions about personal identity. >

After years of experiencing a creative identity crisis, South African illustration is gradually coming into its own. >

Marcel Wanders's designs are pretty desirable. So desirable, in fact, that you might want it tattooed onto your body. Now you can! >

Cape Town creative Daniel Ting-Chong is excited about the local design industry and would fancy having lunch with Megatron. Yes. Really. >

Creative Characters is a behind-the-scenes look into the motives and methods of some of the world’s leading type designers. >

Hat-trick have designed a range of postage stamps for the Royal Mail, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Royal Shakespeare Company. >

A poster campaign draws attention to the importance of buying and eating local food. >