Dalia Al-Dujaili

Dalia is a freelance writer, producer and editor based in London. She’s currently the digital editor of Azeema, and the editor-in-chief of The Road to Nowhere Magazine. Previously, she was news writer at It’s Nice That, after graduating in English Literature from The University of Edinburgh.

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For Campbell Addy, being seen is about more than just visuals

10 May 2022

Eli Rezkallah creates colourful worlds that hint at the darker side of his personal history

3 December 2021

Herlinde Koelbl’s photographic portraits of Angela Merkel examine the impact of two decades in power

2 December 2021

Penguin Random House gets trendy for its end of year campaign illustrating how society impacts our reading

2 December 2021

Sam Twardy uses flat, simple vector illustrations to satisfy the messy, unorganised nature of her mind

2 December 2021

Order Design launches its own eponymous type foundry

1 December 2021

Fulfil your childhood dreams and step inside the mischievous world of Beano

1 December 2021

The People’s mentoring hotline wants to “unleash the creative potential of young people”

1 December 2021

Gay Times launches Amplifund campaign resisting the exclusion of the trans community from LGBTQ+

30 November 2021

Ordinary magazine releases its tenth and final issue centred around one enduring relic

30 November 2021

Lauren Laverne to host Sky Art’s Big Design Challenge

29 November 2021

Virgil Abloh, visionary designer, artist and creative director, passes away aged 41

29 November 2021

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An exclusive look at Jonas Lindstroem’s series of street-life vignettes for Reebok

26 November 2021

Director duo Luke & Joseph scrutinise the “hero” narrative surrounding our key workers for mental health charity Mind

26 November 2021

How Jana Traboulsi’s diasporic perspective and a rekindling with land have fuelled her Jameel Prize work

26 November 2021

Wieden+Kennedy tell us that it’s all our jobs to tackle climate change

25 November 2021

If you think paper bags are mundane, Tim Sumner asks you to think again

25 November 2021

Droga5 supports the Asian American Federation in deconstructing the “where are you really from?” dilemma

25 November 2021

Jasmina Cibic wins the Jarman Award 2021 for her poignantly post-Brexit film The Gift

24 November 2021

Food on four wheels: how food trucks have become an exercise in design

24 November 2021

For Campbell Addy, being seen is about more than just visuals

Eli Rezkallah creates colourful worlds that hint at the darker side of his personal history

Herlinde Koelbl’s photographic portraits of Angela Merkel examine the impact of two decades in power

Penguin Random House gets trendy for its end of year campaign illustrating how society impacts our reading

Sam Twardy uses flat, simple vector illustrations to satisfy the messy, unorganised nature of her mind

Order Design launches its own eponymous type foundry

Fulfil your childhood dreams and step inside the mischievous world of Beano

The People’s mentoring hotline wants to “unleash the creative potential of young people”

Gay Times launches Amplifund campaign resisting the exclusion of the trans community from LGBTQ+

Ordinary magazine releases its tenth and final issue centred around one enduring relic

Lauren Laverne to host Sky Art’s Big Design Challenge

Virgil Abloh, visionary designer, artist and creative director, passes away aged 41

An exclusive look at Jonas Lindstroem’s series of street-life vignettes for Reebok

Director duo Luke & Joseph scrutinise the “hero” narrative surrounding our key workers for mental health charity Mind

How Jana Traboulsi’s diasporic perspective and a rekindling with land have fuelled her Jameel Prize work

Wieden+Kennedy tell us that it’s all our jobs to tackle climate change

If you think paper bags are mundane, Tim Sumner asks you to think again

Droga5 supports the Asian American Federation in deconstructing the “where are you really from?” dilemma

Jasmina Cibic wins the Jarman Award 2021 for her poignantly post-Brexit film The Gift

Food on four wheels: how food trucks have become an exercise in design

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