TASCHEN’s Two-Volume Textile Collection is Pure Coffee Table Eye Candy
TASCHEN has compiled almost 900 pieces from the Musée de l’Impression sur Étoffes textile museum in France.
Jason Brown’s Perfectly Imperfect Path to Pearlfisher
Jason Brown, Pearlfisher’s new Global CEO, sat down with Charlotte Beach to discuss his journey to his current role, and look forward as he defines his philosophy on visionary creative leadership.
Lobster Tales, Sustainably Told
At PRINT, we celebrate design that’s mindful of the environment around us. 2024 PRINT Awards paper and packaging partner Monadnock exemplifies this ethos in their work, highlighted by this project by award-winning photographer Tadd Myers.
Why Did Kids Stop Reading for Pleasure?
Virginia Postrel on the decline of childhood reading.
The Daily Heller: Posters That Fit on a No. 11 Envelope
The latest installment of Pentagram Papers celebrates the art of the poster stamp.
From Holbein to Niemann: A 500-Year-Old Marvel Lives
Ken Carbone heads to London’s National Gallery and visits a masterpiece with a peculiar anamorphic detail that has inspired artists and designers for centuries.
The Daily Heller: Zodiac Signs Revived as Mosaics
Within the Museum at Eldridge Street, the combustion of sign, symbol and letter is palpable.
Celebrating Post-War Italian Graphic Design and its Transatlantic Influence in NYC
“Made in Italy NYC” was a two-day event celebrating the rich heritage of post-war Italian graphic design and its enduring relationship with the United States.
News from a Changing Planet: How to Change a Planet
Tatiana Schlossberg on the potential and the pitfalls of solar geoengineering and ocean engineering as ways to offset climate change.
23 of the Best Book Covers of May
When we saw Math Monahan’s electrifying throwback cover for Perfume & Pain, we instantly wanted to know more about it. So, we asked him. Plus, our favorite book covers this month.
Brands for a Better World: Mission-Driven Snacking
On this episode, Betty Lu, founder and CEO of Confetti Snacks, on impact-driven entrepreneurship, the value of travel, and staying true to cultural inspirations while growing a business.
The Daily Heller: Esopus, a Magazine Set to Words and Music
Polymath Tod Lippy tunes up.
Branding Menopause: A Shift Towards Elevated Conversation and Design
A new wave of brands is embracing elevated design and language that not only speaks to women’s agency and self-actualization in self-care but actively contributes to it.
Piet’s Playful Pair Leans into the Strange
Landor Milano’s Delicious Rebrand of Imperia
What Matters to Nick Sonderup
The Daily Heller: Before Zoom Classes There Were Famous Artist Courses
Design Matters: Anne Morriss and Frances Frei
Business Design School: Opportunity Farming
The Daily Heller: Have a Swell Memorial Day; Ciao
Documentaries for Designers from Doc Fortnight & New Directors/New Films
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Entrepreneur
The Future of Travel: How Design is Shaping Travel Experiences
Design Matters
Design Matters: Anne Morriss and Frances Frei
Anne Morriss and Frances Frei are best-selling authors and among the world’s most influential thinkers, speakers, and advisors. Their clients range from Fortune 10 companies to tech founders to political leaders working to build national competitiveness. They join to talk about their new book, “Move Fast and Fix Things,” outlining a practical process leaders can implement to drive change.
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The Daily Heller: The One and Only Nancy!
Ernie Bushmiller’s “Nancy” is in print and in Columbus, OH.
The Daily Heller: When “The Joy of Cooking” Slayed Dragons
Unless your grandma was an early influencer and bought it in 1931, you’ve probably never seen the original cover of “The Joy of Cooking.”
The Daily Heller: A Golden Olympiad Remembered
In 1930, during the depths of the Depression, Los Angeles entered the running to host the Olympics—and won.
The Daily Heller: You Can’t Tell a Magazine By Its Title
The first issue of John Kelly’s magazine “dummy” is all about the art of “Pee-wee’s Playhouse.”
The Daily Heller: Modernism in Castro’s Cuba
Cuba was a wellspring of European-influenced Modernism and a launchpad for Modernist designers.
The Daily Heller: A Magazine That Reaches New Heights
After a nearly 30-year pause, “Summit” is back.
The Daily Heller: Give the Red the Blues
Ad man Lowell Thompson is back with a democratic soundtrack.
The Daily Heller: Paolo Garretto, Smooth Operator
During the ’20s and ’30s Paolo Garretto was a giant of international advertising design and editorial art.
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BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN
How Design Shapes Brand Narratives
Lynda Decker on Daniel Kahneman’s research into human psychology and redefining brand valuation through narrative techniques.
White Claw Teams up with The Kentucky Derby for a Winning Windbreaker Design
The official hard seltzer of The Kentucky Derby designed a fresh spin on Derby Day fashion.
Branding is Not a Bad Word
Deroy Peraza on why branding is not BS—it’s your reputation.
Brands for a Better World: When Everything Goes Wrong
On this episode, Sadrah Schadel founder and CEO of No Evil Foods, on the major entrepreneurial challenges they have been through (like scaling) and a recent rebranding effort
Headspace’s Fresh Identity & Offerings Signal New Era of Empowered Well-Being
Headspace expands its efforts to destigmatize and diversify mental health services, with a brand refresh, and new comprehensive resources under the brand umbrella.
This Boutique Sits at the Corner of Pop Art and Neoclassical Architecture in Marylebone
Illustrator Sam Wood and design studio Cúpla collaborated to execute a stunning storefront for London boutique RIXO.
“GPT” is an Epic Name Fail: What Brands Can Learn From It
Jeff Schulz, creative director at VSA Partners, talks about OpenAI’s big swing and fail in the naming of its revolutionary technology and how brands can avoid the same mistakes.
Brands for a Better World: Shifting Towards Sustainability
On this episode, Alicia Lahey of Humble Snacks talks about conscious consumerism, compostable packaging, and the importance of investing in plastic-free or plastic-neutral initiatives.
Mrs&Mr Brew Up a Delicious Refresh for La Colombe
Collaborating closely with the creative minds at Mrs&Mr, La Colombe’s new visual identity pays tribute to its rich graphic tradition, infusing it with a contemporary twist.
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