Great artists thrive at misdirection, Banksy is not an exception to the rule.

Every designer has a suitcase.

Not the one that goes in the overhead bin—the one full of typefaces that travel from project to project with you. Some are old companions that have proven themselves over decades.

Designers are trained to notice problems that machines don’t yet understand.

Photography trains the eye to notice what most people overlook.

The result is a flood of work that looks impressive at a glance but falls apart under scrutiny

Design, photography, music, television—everything seemed slightly unpolished in a way that made it feel alive.