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Design Culture
Protesting Racism And Hate With Political Art
Following the horrific events in Charlottesville, VA, designers and illustrators take a stand using political art as statements against hatred.
“An Inconvenient Sequel” Film Poster by Illustrator Justin Santora
Austin gallery Mondo brings "An Inconvenient Sequel" to filmgoers & poster collectors through illustrator Justin Santora's take on the film. The results are…
A Lost Albanian Alphabet
Edon Muhaxheri's latest project involves an amazing discovery—a unique Albanian alphabet from the country's first ABC book. Here he tells us more.
Stamping Out Civility
Steven Heller turns his eye to Siglio Press and the upcoming book by Vincent Sardon, "The Stampographer."
Weekend Heller: Opening the East Village Eye
Gallery 98 in Brooklyn is selling copies of the legendary "East Village Eye."
The Look of the Word: Alan Peckolick, 1940-2017
PRINT remembers iconic design and typography great Alan Peckolick, who died last week at age 76.
Victorian Foppishness & Making the McSweeney’s Generation
Did McSweeney's, the once-humble project of designer and writer Dave Eggers, transform the aesthetic preferences of an entire generation?
Upside Down, Right-Side Up
Gaze upon Rex Whistler's amusing, disturbing and "grotesque" "Reversible Faces," a series of upside-down and right-side-up portraits.
Rebel Masks
Once an editorial illustrator and now a filmmaker, Carlos Llerena Aguirre has been documenting Saynatakuna in his native Peru.