Yana submits for the Holland Prize using her Fat Pencil know-how.

The best of the best from our popular newsletter feature column.

The story of a case has many audiences, not just the judge and jury. It's important to craft a visual approach appropriate to each audience.

Ady discusses the role that art plays in our lives and how we, as artists and designers, can become better citizens.

Joshua visits the Portland Art Museum to see an exhibit of work by LAIKA, a Portland-based animation studio.

Yana's unofficial picks for this year's winners of the Information is Beautiful Awards.

Joshua reflects on watching the new SolTerra headquarters being built over the last two years, and the mysterious tree on the north end of the roof.

The pros and cons of sourcing open-source street-view photos from contributors around the world.

Eyal Weizman’s book, Forensic Architecture: Violence at the Threshold of Detectability discusses the divide between reality and possibility.

“Design thinking” is a buzzy term that inspires some and irritates others. Here's what we think about it.