From the Store: typographic tomatoes, a book on books and a magazine delivering only good news

Designed by Andrea Biggio for The Designers Foundry, Tomato Grotesk is a modern grotesk family with simple geometric shapes and accentuated contrast that give it a strong display-like personality. High contrast, tight spacing and inktraps make it ideal for use in print and on screens in small sizes. When used in large dimensions these features make it an extremely cheerful, versatile typeface for a range of different uses. Its vibrant type specimen, which was also designed by Biggio, comes in the form of a tabloid newspaper, and features a spree of tomato-themed layouts across its 24 pages. Get your copy

Now it in its fourth edition, Occasional Papers’ The Form of the Book Book brings together essential essays on books – their history, present and possible futures – by graphic designers, theorists and historians such as Chrissie Charlton, Catherine de Smet, James Goggin, Jennie Eneqvist, Roland Früh, Corina Neuenschwander, Sarah Gottlieb, Richard Hollis and Armand Mevis. Get your copy

Delivering only good news since 2021, PAPERBOY is a fun, lighthearted, and most of all, useful magazine. It comes in a convenient format that you can roll up and stick in your pocket, and has been designed to be read, reread and lighten up the reader’s day. As well as extremely accomplished, world-renowned writers, photographers and artists, PAPERBOY recruits a select group of high school kids and undergraduates, who have talent but need a break, and in turn gives a young person the opportunity to get published. Get your copy