Fantasy artist Ken Kelly was just five years into his professional career when he received the assignment of a lifetime—painting the cover for…
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Chesley Bonestell: Imagining the Future
Chesley Bonestell is little remembered today except by hardcore science fiction fans. However, a new documentary is about to change that.
Designer of the Week: Russ Honican
After 14 years in field, designer Russ Honican joined Trailer Park, where he runs the department of motion graphics and works hands on as a designer.
Designer of the Week: Lana Roulhac
Lana Roulhac has more than 10 years of design expertise, focusing especially on bringing humanity and relevance to government design and technology brands.
Little Red Dot Makes Big Impact
Despite its small size, Singapore has not one but two design museums. Take a deep dive into Red Dot Design Museum, glass-walled gem set on the Marina Bay.
Designer of the Week: Jennifer Whitney
Brooklyn-based experiential designer Jennifer Whitney was just announced as NA Collective's new Creative Director. Prior to joining NA Collective, Whitney…
Sky Masters: Jack Kirby in the Cosmos
Jack Kirby’s cultural influence has never been greater. His myriad characters already populate the silver screen and it was recently announced his New Gods magnum opus too is making the transition to film with the director of “A Wrinkle in Time,” Ava DuVernay at the helm.
Uncovering Hollywood History: The Collection
What DJ Ginsberg & Marilyn Wagner found in a back room at Franx Antiques & Art in Omaha, Nebraska was like no other find. Boxes and boxes of Hollywood relics covered in dust that would change their lives forever and lead to the creation of The Collection, a hollywood history documentary.
Student Type Design: Four to Watch
These four student typeface designers demonstrate that being short on experience is no obstacle to producing a killer typeface, and that a fresh take on the subject is often a very good thing indeed.
Tiger Rag: Attitudes toward Hyphenation and Rag Settings
Paul Shaw investigates the history of both justified and flush left, rag right settings, and takes a look at contemporary hyphenation practices—and issues like the modern-day design allergy to hyphens.