As we continue our review of 2018, design reporter Gunseli Yalcinkaya picks out 10 defining moments in graphic design and illustration, including Edel Rodriguez's powerful images of Donald Trump, the artwork of Kanye West's Kids See Ghosts album and the social-media response to the Pittsburgh shooting.

Yves Béhar responds to Pittsburgh synagogue shooting with Lies Cost Lives graphic
Swiss designer Yves Béhar created this graphic in response to the mass-shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue in October, to warn against rising anti-semitism in the US, which he blamed on president Donald Trump's "current culture of lies".
The San Francisco-based Fuseproject founder released four illustrations on his Twitter and Instagram accounts after the shooting at The Tree of Life synagogue. Find out more about Lies Cost Lives ›

Kanye West unveils Takashi Murakami-designed album art for Kids See Ghosts
The much-awaited release of Kanye West's Kids See Ghosts in June was hyped further with this psychedelic album artwork designed by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami.
The contemporary artist, who previously worked with West for the cover art for his 2007 Graduation album, looked to traditional Japanese watercolour landscapes when creating this fantastical artwork.
Find out more about Kids See Ghosts ›

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