3D World Magazine

1 day ago | creativebloq.com | Daniel John

Of all the books crying out to be turned into a design-first coffee-table book complete with oversized sans serifs and an abundance of negative space, I wouldn't have place the Bible top of the list. But now that I've laid eyes upon Byble (yes, it even has a new, trendy name), I'm almost tempted to clear a scared space on my coffee table. Dylan Da Silva has created a redesigned version of the Bible that can truly be described as a design object.

2 days ago | creativebloq.com | Rosie Hilder

There's nothing better than a good design festival to help you feel inspired and motivated, and right now it's design festival season. One festival that may not be on your radar is Birmingham Design Festival, which is now in its seventh year, and this year has a theme of Play. The festival takes place 12-13 June and takes place at Birmingham City University on Thursday 12 and Birmingham Town Hall on Friday 13.

2 days ago | creativebloq.com | Ian Evenden

E-Ink devices have come a long way since the first Amazon Kindle. This tablet from Pocketbook runs Android and comes with a stylus, sports a colour screen and has a battery life that’s measured in weeks rather than hours. It looks like an e-reader, but in fact it’s closer to a tablet in its functionality. It is, however, far from perfect. The slow screen updates make typing passwords a chore, and you have to keep within the device’s limitations.

2 days ago | creativebloq.com | Rosie Hilder

Video credit: Studio IANUSThis week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and while it's all well and good talking about mental illness this week, it's the work that's being done all year round that really counts. Helping smash the stigma of mental health disorders in Switzerland is the Mental Health Association Switzerland and the Coffee Foundation.

2 days ago | creativebloq.com | Daniel John

Last year we saw plenty of splashy rebrands drop, perhaps most notably the controversial new look for Jaguar. Rather than simply introducing a new logo, it brought an entirely new aesthetic to the brand – and for a day or two back there it was all anybody could talk about. But so far in 2025, the best rebrands have been an altogether quieter affair. We've seen new identities arrive for the likes of Adobe and Amazon – although at a glance, you might not know it.