Katy Cowan

For all you graphic designers out there, we've rounded up the latest big releases from foundries across the planet. From display fonts to classic serifs and a family inspired by Iceland's wild landscape, June's offering is so good that some might end up in your current projects.

Jones Knowles Ritchie reworks every touchpoint, from a 3D logo and custom typefaces to a refreshed Colonel, as KFC's biggest brand evolution begins rolling out across more than 150 countries.

The new identity leans into the contrasts that make Hiut what it is: industry alongside nature, utility alongside craft... right down to a typeface drawn from the makers' own signatures.

After more than twenty illustrated books, the New York-based artist has stepped back from publishing to chase something more personal: the way light holds a room, a station or a street corner in the seconds either side of an event.

Malika Favre and George Wu's curated bazaar, I Can't Afford This But Maybe She Can , is full of brilliant, creative things. Here are five of our favourites for bringing a bit of character, and the odd touch of glorious colour, to your space.

The free routes that used to bring creatives their next commission are closing one by one. It's been happening for some time. And now AI is pretty much destroying the web as we know it. Here's how to keep being found – and, increasingly, recommended – without a marketing budget.

The studio behind the rebrand has expanded the SS Great Britain into a full cultural destination, with a defiantly un-nautical pink lifted straight from Totterdown's terraces.

The New Yorker cover artist on why a cover still feels like a miracle, the morning David Hockney died, and learning to paint bedding like water.

Now that anyone can make content in seconds, taste has become the most valuable asset. That means the tools worth using are the ones that take the grunt work without making you compromise on craft or how things are built. Adobe Stock's

Artists Trevor Wheatley and Cosmo Dean, with design studio Puncture, have moored an entire convenience store on Lake Ontario – glowing, solar-powered and just out of reach.