Weekly Edit

On It’s Nice That this week, we take a look at what’s under your bum in this week’s feature on moquette design on the London Underground. Daalton Maag’s Bianca Berning explains where Variable fonts came from and how they’re made, and in the second feature of the week, Oliva Atkins investigates whether working with your partner is a good idea or not. And, very excitingly, Erica Dorn talks us through her design work for Wes Anderson’s new film.

Wes Anderson’s graphic designer Erica Dorn explains The French Dispatch poster

What’s under your bum? The importance of moquette design on the London Underground

Graphic designer Han Gao uses text and reading as the main method for creating

Meme of the week

Variable fonts’ past, present and future, according to Dalton Maag

Unapologetically surprising, Marion Bisserier’s typeface tackles female representation in type

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