From the Store: 108 pages of good news, undisciplined design and a car-inspired specimen book

Delivering only good news since 2021, PAPERBOY is a fun, lighthearted, and most of all, useful magazine. It comes in a convenient format that you can roll up and stick in your pocket, and has been designed to lighten up the reader’s day. For its very yellow second issue, David McKendrick and co. have dedicated its 108 pages to the theme of sharing. Contributors include Johnny Davis, Michael Marriott, Andrew O’Hagan, Lou Stoppard, Matt Blease, as well as a talented roster of high school kids and undergraduates. Get your copy The Glossary of Undisciplined Design presents a feminist unpacking of graphic design; exploring undiscipline as a contrasting solution to the rigorous discipline that has historically dominated the industry. Small but extremely dense, this colourful graphic handbook includes a huge range of theories and narratives from more than 20 international designers, activists and educations, including visual essays, hands-on experiments, interviews, poems and scholarly writing. Get your copy The ninth release from Mark Bloom’s CoType Foundry, Scandium is a sans serif typeface with open shapes and technical styling inspired by his love for automotive design. To showcase the flexibility of the typeface, CoType collaborated once again with Greek design agency Semiotik on the design of a 72-page specimen book; having done so previously for the launch of their popular sans serif Aeonik Pro. Printed by Future Format onto a mix of special papers from Fedrigoni, the Scandium specimen features an exposed spine, lay flat pages and a vibrant combination of fluorescent yellow, black, white and silver; aiming to reflect the contemporary function and aesthetic of the typeface itself. Get your copy