The 1950s computer was not for the everyman, unless, of course, that everyman had a government-defence budget to work with. Read More >>

Steven Heller and Veronique Vienne have written a book about the 100 ideas that changed graphic design, which can be taken as a sort of chronological history for graphic design as a whole. The book makes consideration for everything, from body types and teen magazines to sexual taboo busting and designer websites, it's a great look at the roots of design. Read More >>

Dropping one nuclear bomb is terrible enough—cities leveled, populations vaporised. Horrible enough on its own—but what if you dropped 183.000? Goodbye, USA. So what about obliterating the moon? We've got it. Read More >>

This is one of those wonderful "I'll never take that for granted again" videos. Graphic design firm DKNG Studios put up this super-speed video of the process behind their latest work — the bajillion tiny steps will blow your mind. Read More >>