AKQA Journal

Curiosity kindled.

In an industry that rarely looks back, AKQA Journal is our opportunity to reflect and share a moment in time. Printed and bound, featuring projects across our studios. The final edition of AKQA Journal was issue 10.

Introducing AKQA’s family album

The calm before the calm

AKQA Book-Hero Cover
The calm before the calm
Journal 10

Explore. Dream. Discover.

Journal 10 High res cover crop
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Journal 9

Creativity and intention. Artistry and desire.

A plume of sand and dust rises as an object or animal quickly moves across smooth, orange sand dunes, leaving trailing lines and patterns behind.
Creativity and intention. Artistry and desire.
Journal 8

The future, faster.

A cluster of red balloons floats in the center of a grand, empty stone corridor lined with tall columns and ornate arches.
The future, faster.
Journal 7

Curiosity kindled.

A black and white photo shows a mug on a table against a plain wall with the word AKORA written above. The photo is laid on a dark, marbled surface.
Curiosity kindled.
Journal 6

In perpetual motion.

A magazine with a cover photo of a modern, rusted metal building against a blue sky, titled ARQA, lies on a light beige textured surface.
In perpetual motion.
Journal 5

In the beginner’s mind, there are many possibilities.

Two prints or postcards lie on a light stone surface, each featuring a cluster of brown and beige circular objects with a white border and the word AKOKA written near the top center.
In the beginner’s mind, there are many possibilities.
Journal 4

The simple will always displace the complex.

Journal 4 image
The simple will always displace the complex.
Journal 3

The future is an invisible playground.

A stack of magazines with a cover photo showing the corner of a tall building against a cloudy sky, placed on a gray surface.
The future is an invisible playground.
Journal 2

The most powerful technology in the universe isn’t technology. It’s imagination.

Two magazines with minimalist covers lie on a wooden floor; one shows a chair and table, the other features a tripod lamp. Both covers have AKQA written at the top.
The most powerful technology in the universe isn’t technology. It’s imagination.