Artistic Algorithms: Navigating Portfolio Submissions in the Age of AI
The implications of AI on students’ portfolios are wide-ranging. While AI tempts with fresh ideas and innovative visuals, it also raises concerns about the authenticity of artists’ work. Amelia Nash offers insights to help you prepare your portfolio.
This is a Prototype: Tom Scott
What do recruiters have to do with shaping the vision for design leadership at a company? On this episode, Doug Powell chats with executive design recruiter Tom Scott about this and more.
The Daily Heller: Thanksgiving is More Than Just Hot Air
Steven Heller bids you a happy holiday with one of his favorite Thanksgiving treats.
Braille vs. Boston Line Type: How Design Can Truly Be Inclusive
Carl Rylatt, design director at United Us, on the need for a continuous conversation between design and the end users’ needs, when designing for accessibility.
Graphic Design Legend Paula Scher Launches New BBC Maestro Course
The heralded designer chats with us about her new online Graphic Design course, available now.
The Daily Heller: Chwast’s Candy-Colored Coolest Picture Books
“Kid in a Candy Store” is the first solo exhibition of Seymour Chwast’s many picture books.
Meanwhile: Holzer Phone
Daniel Benneworth-Gray’s weekly assortment of mostly monochrome delights, from New Zealand to New York.
This High-Contrast, Connected Script Typeface is Positively Super
With five weights and a healthy set of ligatures, glyphs, swashes, stylistic flourishes, and more, versatile Superscript will elevate your designs from mortal to heroic.
Design Isn’t Flat, It’s Lustrous
We know that the future of design is bright. More than ever before, designers hold the keys to how we interact with products, communicate effectively, and inspire change.
Printmaker Rachel Singel Preaches Her Love of Nature Through Her Unique Practice
The artist and teacher tells us about printing on paper made from invasive plants and recycled materials.
What Matters to Fiona McNae
Founder of cultural and creative consultancy, Space Doctors, Fiona McNae on paying attention to intuition and simple, good food on unremarkable days.
The Daily Heller: Bob Dylan’s Back Pages
“Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine” is the first in-depth look at the Bob Dylan Archive in Tulsa, OK.
Homes of Famous Artists: Marc Chagall
In this biweekly series, Seymour Chwast imagines the homes of iconic creative figures.
Revision Path: Phillip J. Clayton (Part One)
The Daily Heller: Lou Danziger at 100 (and Beyond)
The World Always Has Room for a Good Idea
The Daily Heller: Leo Lionni in Three Acts
Tiffany Shlain’s Feminist Tree Ring Stands Tall on the National Mall
The Invention of Z
What is Your Nonprofit Brand Really Costing You?
Meet the 2024 PRINT Awards Jury
The Daily Heller: A Studio in Need of Another Wall
George Tscherny: Designing a Legend
Design Matters
Design Matters: Steven Heller and Nicolas Heller
One of the most influential art directors, design thinkers, and cultural critics of our time, Steven Heller, and his son Nicolas Heller, an acclaimed commercial director and documentarian, better known to his social media followers as New York Nico, join live at the AIGA Conference to talk about their remarkable careers and shared love for New York City.
The Daily Heller
The Daily Heller: George Tscherny, Modernist, 1924–2023
One of the last remaining Midcentury Modern legends has passed.
The Daily Heller: The Beauty of American Industry
In his new book, Christopher Payne cannot help but raise our expectations of what the American worker is capable of doing.
The Daily Heller: A Romp in Guarnaccia’s Pun House
“Interior Desecration” is laden with graphic puns and full of playfulness.
The Daily Heller: Wilde’s Memory Palace Exhibited
“Wilde Mind: A Life in Fragments” reveals a fraction of what influenced, inspired and veritably molded the life and work of a legendary chair emeritus.
The Daily Heller: Barnstorming a New Book
Craig Frazier’s proofing station for his forthcoming monograph: a rusting barn.
The Daily Heller: A Fête for Magazine Makers and Lovers
magCulture’s Jeremy Leslie is on a mission to cover and discover the world of print-on-paper pubs.
The Daily Heller: Meatball or Spaghetti, a Question of Space
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When it comes to the NASA logo, are you a Worm or Meatball person?
The Daily Heller: Can You Believe It? Digital Design Now Has Its Own History
According to art and design historian Stephen J. Eskilson, the digital age has come of age.
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BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN
How to Shred a Brand Legacy
Lynda Decker on International Paper’s new logo and the responsibility and care required in brand design and transformation.
The Seattle Sounders Seek Out a Sleek, Water-Inspired Rebrand
Athletics, Column Studio, and DNA team up to elevate the MLS team’s brand system for the franchise’s 50th anniversary.
Your Nonprofit Could Use a Name Trim
Hyperakt’s Deroy Peraza on how to update your name for modern times without “really” changing it.
Inspired Typefaces Honor the Past in Identity for Raffles London at The OWO
Spies, statesmen, and an illustrious history inspired typefaces for the identity of the new luxury hotel in London’s recently restored Old War Office.
Meet the Small Press Subverting Traditional Publishing With Its Brand
In an interview with Patrick Davis, founder of Atlanta-based Unbound Edition Press, we discuss what it means to have a brand as a “system of intention.”
Curves, Color and a New Era of Wolff Olins
Wolff Olins announces a new look, agency location, and continued presence in the global branding world.
Hey Jane’s Latest Abortion Care Campaign Meets Women Where They are— the Bar Bathroom
The healthcare and abortion provider has launched an out of home campaign in bar bathrooms throughout Chicago.
Pentagram’s Branding for Storefront Art and Architecture Gala Pays Homage to NYC’s Public Spaces
PRINT’s Jessica Deseo on the visual mementos in Pentagram’s branding for Storefront’s 2023 benefit.
Custom Type and Non-Linguistic Visuals Anchor a Community Brand in Heritage and Accessibility
For Denver’s historic Sun Valley neighborhood, Wunder Werkz created a brand identity with a custom typeface and unique non-linguistic visual system, designed to look forward and honor the community’s rich cultural heritage.
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