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The Bedside @guardian 2025 ↓ This year’s brief to @harrryfischer centred on one idea: the accelerating rise of AI. It feels like we’re in another moment of evolution, and it’s the lens through which so much of 2025 now comes into focus. As technology surges ahead and the world grapples with instability and division, the question only gets sharper: what does it mean to stay human? ↓ For me, this cover captures that tension beautifully. It feels digital but imperfect. A little glitchy, a little tactile; echoing machine logic while still holding on to human warmth. And then there’s the neon: synthetic, brash, unmistakably non-human, cutting through the softer textures and giving the design its jolt of modernity. ↓ Designed by @harrryfischer and finished with a silver @pantone 877u — a nod to our 25th edition (last slide)— paired with a hit of Pantone Fluro Orange 804u on reversed stock. by @guardiandesign
This week saw the launch of a design and brand update for the Filter. The Guardian’s home for independent product reviews and recommendations. A real team effort by @harrryfischer @richcousins_ @fayeconstable Alex Harris and @ajbreuer #branding #digitaldesign #webdesign #productdesign #designsystem by @guardiandesign
As part of a team day the Guardian product design team took some time away from the pixels to print. Taking inspiration from values and details of their work, and with the help of the great team @printclublondon great fun and some great work from @fayeconstable @sashameili @muzzzaaa @kowali @abo_akin @helene_samsam @gusgava @villainletters @struanstewart @ajbreuer by @guardiandesign
Yesterday, we launched the latest version of our mobile app and a redesign of our homepage. This project represents a step forward in how we deliver our journalism. A mobile art direction focussed redesigned homepage, a personalised My Guardian tab where readers can follow the topics they care about, a dedicated podcast section, a new text-to-speech function for articles, and a new puzzles hub. This project was a great piece of collaboration between editors, researchers, product managers, engineers, UX / UI designers and design system team alongside the commercial and marketing team. Special thanks to these members of the design team for all their creative brilliance Editorial Design: @ajbreuer @chrisclarkecc @richcousinsdesign @taraherman Product Design: @abo_akin Akemi Takagi Gustavo Gava @fayeconstable Alex Harris Murray Sim Jennifer ku @anapradas_ Ugne Maceviciute Anna Leggett Roshni Ghedia Daniel Covill Chloe Kirton #appdesign #app #productdesign by @guardiandesign
Some of the illustration detailing from the new guardian app. 1) @nishantchoksi drawings for the topics section of my guardian 2) @hannabarczyk work for the puzzles tab 3) @chrisclarkecc textural designs for podcasts —- #design #illustration #appdesign #artdirection by @guardiandesign
Today, we launched a new version of our mobile app and a redesign of our homepage. More to follow … — #design #appdesign by @guardiandesign
2/2 The Black Panther cubs They are the children of the Black Panther party – the self-styled Panther cubs. Born into the 1970s revolutionary movement for Black equality and self-determination, they have lived in the shadows of a promised land that was never attained. We join them as they continue to wrestle, 50 years later, with the dichotomy of their extraordinary childhoods: the enormous pride and love it gave them as members of the Black Panther family, and the booming loss they endured – of parents, of security, and of the hope for radical change that did not materialise. That hope lives on in the cubs, and their reflections on America’s current crisis offers burning lessons for today. Cubs Sans. A new typeface from the Guardian inspired by the Black Panther newspaper. Cubs Sans utilises sharp, assertive lines and a tight, space conscious structure demanding attention like the revolutionary headlines it echoes. ••• Editorial creative director @chrisclarkecc Lead designer @harrryfischer Motion graphics @purcell.work Picture editor @fletchinator Journalism @edpilkington Director @aurorabobora Producer @latajh Executive producer @katyaochagavia Head of documentaries @lindsay_poulton @guardiandesign by @guardiandesign
1/2 The Black Panther cubs Radical change isn’t free delves into the experiences of nine children of Black Panther Party members, exploring the profound impact of their parents’ activism on their lives. These individuals, often referred to as “Panther cubs,” reflect on the sacrifices and challenges faced by their families during the Black Panther Party’s quest for Black self-determination in the 1960s and 1970s. The piece highlights their enduring pride in their heritage, while also acknowledging the emotional and societal toll of growing up with revolutionary parents. It underscores the resilience of these individuals as they continue to advocate for justice and equality, drawing parallels between past struggles and contemporary issues. The article is typeset using Guardian Cubs Sans. My first type design project inspired by the Black Panther newspaper. Cubs Sans utilises sharp, assertive lines and a tight, space conscious structure demanding attention like the revolutionary headlines it echoes. ••• Editorial creative director @chrisclarkecc Lead designer @harrryfischer Development @alleminiworld @harrryfischer Print design @ceeg @brunohaward Picture editor @fletchinator Archive photography @stephenshames Journalism @edpilkington @guardiandesign by @guardiandesign
An expert’s guide to gossiping well. @guardian Lifestyle cover [08.02.25] —
Art Direction: @suzanne_lemon_ Illustration and animation for our digital feature: @o_eiko by @guardiandesign
PRIMAL SCREAM: ‘How success sent singer @selfesteemselfesteem to the brink’ @gdnsaturday [25.01.25] — Photography: @rosalineshahnavaz Picture editors: @kateedwa @huntforcaroline Art Director: @maggie_b_murphy 
— Editors: Merope Mills, @ruthlewy Commissioning editor: @katelloud —
Styling: @otterjezamin Hair: @laurenbellhair Makeup: @ollyfisk Set styling: @victwyman by @guardiandesign
On asphalt we grow Amid the devastation in Ukraine, photojournalist @robin_tutenges has captured how skateboarding provides a vital escape for the country’s young people – an act of resilience and freedom as they reclaim the streets in the face of conflict and trauma — Creative director @chrisclarkecc Art direction and design @harrryfischer Design director @richcousins Development @pip_lev Photo editor @mattfidz72 — by @guardiandesign
Happy holidays from all of us here @guardian editorial design. Bringing in the cheer with our two favourite festive covers by @itsleillo and @edithcartoonist ✌️⅋ ❤️ by @guardiandesign

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