1 Shilling is a book by designer Matthew Caldwell, all about the football programmes he has collected from the 1960s to the 1980s.
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Marbled skis made from melted down plastic bags
Could we see plastic bag skis on the slopes in Milano Cortina 2026?
Rafael Nadal x Roger Federer Nike shirts
Pixel perfect.
The Art of Ping Pong celebrates ping pong subculture
For the love of the ping and the pong.
Is that a rabbit on your helmet?
Maybe they should change their name to the Cleveland Bunnies.
Supreme ping pong
Your marketing agency is missing a table tennis table like this.
AIGA on the artists behind baseball card designs
Do you collect baseball cards?
How Patrick Savile made Yuto Horigome’s Olympic gold medal-winning skateboard
‘It’s a mad one. I’m so blessed to be involved somehow! But mainly I’m so glad Yuto got it, just because of how humble and deserving he was, and I love how perfect it was for him.’
Mark Wilson on the terrible UX of Olympic broadcasting
It looks like some sports broadcasters won’t be winning any medals for user experience this year.
Lin Dan’s ‘Super Dan’ Instagram graphic novel
Now that’s how you start an Instagram account!
Weird hoops but ok
Basketball but make it bizarre.
Kintsugi Court by Victor Solomon
When life gives you lemons, paint that court gold.
The energetic art of Zenobia Winbush
Check out Zenobia Winbush and her energised design work for Miami University, Murray State University, and more.
The Pantone colours of English football grounds
C.P. Company and Lack of Guidance collaborate to look at the colours of England’s many football grounds in Pantone form. What do Stone Island and C.P. Company have in common? Massimo Osti. The late Italian designer’s brands adorn thousands of fans every week even after his death in 2005. Stone Island has become synonymous with …
The Montréal Alouettes + their modern redesign
Québec’s GRDN led the Montréal Alouettes project to bring the 70-year-old team into the modern day. There’s a fine line between a sports team revamp and complete sanitisation. You don’t want to remove the traditions (unless they’re racist, like the Washington Redskins) but you also want to connect with the modern fans. Design studio GRDN bridged …