Jonathan has been interviewed for the popular MyFonts newsletter. In it he discusses design, typography, influences and more. You can read it here.

Dezeen magazine are giving away ten copies of the Little Book of Shocking Global Facts. For your chance to win, just head over to their website.

Digital Arts have interviewed us about our work on the book The Little Book of Shocking Global Facts. The interview will be published in the magazine on the 5th of August. You can also read the interview on their website.

You may not have seen it in if you haven’t checked out our links section, but in 2003 I had a rather interesting telephone conversation with Milton Glaser about how we can make a difference as designers in society .

A transcript of the conversation is here on the Indanda magazine website. The younger designers may not know his work so well, but for me Milton Glaser is an example to us all – not only has he worked with integrity for his whole design career, but because he was a leading influence on me in showing that an individual can be active and honest in their work, when the people who were getting attention were the blander design companies. He also combined graphic design with drawing typefaces which are very much his personal voice. You will note the one above is very similar to the one used on the Patrick Caulfield headstone in the previous post

Oh yes and he was one of the main designers who defined the whole look of the 1960s.

Barnbrook Design has been featured in Polish design quarterly 2+3d. The article includes an interview with Jonathan and a showcase Barnbrook Design’s work.

The magazine features a mix of international graphic and product design and has English language summaries of all it’s articles. More information on issue 31 can be found here (website in Polish). English language information about 2 + 3d can be found here.

Today we received our copy of Indonesian magazine, Concept. Issue 28 Propaganda features the work of Barnbrook design and an interview with Jonathan Barnbrook.

The issue also looks at political propaganda throughout the twentieth century and the work of Aleksandar Macasev and Marian Bantjes.

You can buy a copy of the magazine here.

Regime has been used as the guest font for the March of Creative Review. We have re-posted the images from the CR blog for your viewing pleasure. Many thanks to Creative Review.