Weeks before the June 7 opening of the #99Uconf, $1000 tickets were being scalped on Twitter. People sounded desperate to attend — at any price. I spent three packed days and evenings — making my way between the kickoff party at The Vine event space to the main conference site, Alice Tully Hall at...
Over the past 13 years, Guilherme Nóbrega, PRINT's latest Designer of the Week, has produced many award-winning print campaigns for global brands.
Jeffrey Alan Love’s fantasy illustration work is primal, carving out the unspeakable truth of his subjects.
Meet PRINT’s latest Designer of the Week, Alex Robbins, a U.K.–based graphic designer who specializes in book cover design, branding and illustration.
Many social stationery lettering styles have never been digitized and are still found in the Cronite Masterplate library. This article explains Masterplate technology and a little about how the Cronite library came to be.
Meet brand designer and illustrator Sarah Lawrence, who's particularly fond of creating illustrated maps and interactive public art projects.
PRINT’s Designer of the Week Kate Manos spent her first year out of college as an independent freelancer, refining her design chops as she created work for nonprofits, academic institutions and small design firms. Afterward, she built a diverse body of work at GOOD magazine, and then went on to become verynice‘s first employee in 2013. About to pursue her MFA at Otis...
Kristen Uroda, will captivate you with her use of color and inspire you with her perspective on what art and design should create in our lives.
Take a look at some of Designer of the Week Owen LaMay's alternative film posters, in which he strives to mimic the eye of the director.
Jason Ratner thinks he may have the best job in the world. Not only does he spend his days designing, but he does so for the Disney brand—a brand he loves.
