Before 1978, newspapers were made by people who had to cast each word in molten hot lead. This is how it was done.

Designer Stian Korntved Ruud set himself a challenge: to carve a spoon a day for a year. His collection is a thing of arty, soup slurping beauty.

'It's a Gas!', a new book from Gestalten, highlights the hidden wonders of service station architecture.

It's been 86 years since Australia went to war with the emu – and lost.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at some seriously Smithy brands, from modern whisky distillers to accidental hip-hop icons, leathergoods start-ups and more.

According to new research, humans may have evolved hands specifically so we could punch people. Thumbs down.

With its own wood-fired hot tub and skate bowl, Foster Huntington’s Cinder Cone might be the most awesome treehouse this side of Endor.

Need some gift-giving inspiration this Christmas? Here's a bunch of stuff we wouldn't mind finding under the Festivus pole Christmas tree.

Are you good with a camera? Do you want to have your work published in Smith Journal? We want to hear from you.

Smith Journal volume 29 is here. Get in. Let's go for a ride.