It's hard to believe, but Milton Glaser has never shown work at an art print fair—this despite the hundreds of prints and posters he's created over his six-plus decade career. Until now.
Design Culture
Cookbooks: More than Words About Food
“A cookbook…is the final merger of many different traditions, primarily cooking and writing, but also editing, design, binding, printing, and photography.”
Julius Klinger Remembered
The Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach just opened an important new exhibit on the Austrian poster maestro Julius Klinger.
The Design and History of Tarot Cards
A Friday the 13th in October is the perfect excuse to look into the history of tarot cards and their designs. Discover some of the best modern tarot de…
Berthold Wolpe Types Remembered
Toshi Omagari at Monotype has resurrected a number of lost typefaces by Berthold Wolpe.
Book Review: Nowherelands: An Atlas of Vanished Countries 1840–1975
In Nowherelands: An Atlas of Vanished Countries 1840–1975, Bjørn Berge proves you can tell a lot about a forgotten nation simply by its postage stamp design
Jan Sawka’s Fictional Characters
Steven Heller celebrates the beautiful calligraphy of Jan Sawka.
Remembering 61 Years of The Village Voice
On September 21, 2017, The Village Voice, a weekly New York City institution, published its final print edition, after 61 years
Manolo Prieto Covers are Low-Cost and High-Quality
These covers designed by Spanish illustrator Manolo Prieto between 1940 and 1957 were done for the low-cost weekly publication "Novelas y Cuentos."
Celebrating Sputnik’s 60th: A Collection of Vintage Soviet Designs
Today is the 60 year anniversary of Sputnik 1's launch into orbit & the beginning of the Space Race. Celebrate with vintage designs from Soviet Russia.