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designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow
Image via Adobe Fonts are known to give designs a voice. Well, Adobe’s latest update speaks volumes. The company has added 1,500 new typefaces to its Adobe Fonts collection—its biggest font expansion in five years—pushing the total number available to Creative Cloud subscribers past the 30,000 mark. The update doesn’t cost users anything extra, but it gives typography lovers much to chew on.
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designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow
Image courtesy of Koto Turning 50 is a milestone that often invites reminiscing, but Microsoft is hitting ‘Start’ on the occasion with a clear message: the past matters, but the future is still under construction. Partnering with brand and digital studio Koto, the tech giant has launched a vibrant anniversary campaign that doesn’t just look back, but it also aims to energize the makers, builders, and dreamers of what’s still to come.
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designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow
Image courtesy of Mattel Ken might be Barbie’s forever plus-one, but now he’s dunking into new territory. Mattel is giving the iconic doll a full-court press makeover by teaming up with the LeBron James Family Foundation to launch the first-ever Ken modeled after a real professional athlete.
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designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow
Image courtesy of FCB Group India / Navneet What if a child’s first lessons could also reveal they’re seeing the world differently than everyone else? Navneet Education, one of India’s biggest schoolbook publishers, is turning pages into early detection tools for color blindness, a condition that affects millions of children but often slips through the cracks. Navneet’s new Color Blindness Detection Book looks like any other children’s learning book on the surface.
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3 weeks ago |
designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow
Image courtesy of IKEA IKEA, best known for flat packs and minimalist flair, is getting a grip of a different kind of design philosophy with the launch of BÄSINGEN, a six-piece series aimed at making everyday life more accessible. Forgoing bells and whistles, this thoughtful selection is all about making small moments safer, simpler, and more independent for people of all ages and abilities, whether for a short while or in the long term. Toilet roll holder (US$11.99).
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