Serif: The New Digital Space For LGBTQIA+ Communities
We discuss the branding of Serif, the new online platform dedicated to connecting LGBTQIA+ communities, with Pentagram partner Emily Oberman.
LEGO and Target Team Up For a Holiday Season Collaboration
LEGO and Target announce a new product line in advance of the holiday season.
The Daily Heller: Requiem for a Cat
Gary Baseman pays homage to his late beloved muse and confidant at the La Brea Tar Pits.
Pearlfisher’s Branding For RERUN Will Inspire You To Live Life A Bit More Ridiculously
With brand strategy, visual identity, packaging, art direction, and website designed by Pearlfisher, RERUN is a bold, gritty, and unapologetic brand.
Top Five Ceramic Artists To Follow On Instagram
Today we’ve broken down five ceramic artists that you need to follow on Instagram. Each one is different from the next, whether from their individualistic style, background, or the way they create.
Toodaloo: Heal Your Body and the Planet With Beautiful, Sustainable Packaging
Hear me out, trail-mix is a superior snack that is often overlooked or too closely associated with your grandmother’s snack…
Embracing the Unexpected For This Year’s Polish Film Festival
Traffic Design has injected The Polish Film Festival’s Out Of Home advertising with a flair for the unexpected.
Questlove Gets a Bisa Butler Portrait For ‘New York Times Magazine’
Recently, Bisa Butler created the quilted portrait of Ahmir Thompson, also known as Questlove, for The New York Times Magazine. Questlove is a drummer, D.J., and producer and was featured in the magazine for his obsession with spreading Black music’s joys.
The Daily Heller: Designing Women Get Their Due
Briar Levit’s new book “Baseline Shift” delves beyond the most famous women in design and takes a deep dive into rarely heard histories.
The Resurgence of Retro Sports Design; A Conversation with Charles Nix
We sit down with Monotype’s Creative Type Director, Charles Nix, to discuss the current rise in retro sports design.
The Daily Heller: Milton Glaser’s Exhibitionism
Everywhere you look, Milton Glaser is getting his due—and that’s especially true in Croatia.
Aaron Draplin’s 10 Favorite Album Covers
Aaron Draplin spins the black circle with us and breaks down his favorite record covers.
The Daily Heller: The Oldest Working Illustrator in Bulgaria
There is a freshness to Lyuben Zidarov’s work that proves that while artists age, great art does not.
Behold, the Book Blob
Why are blobby, colorful book covers everywhere? Blame the logic of algorithms.
Swiss Style: The Principles, the Typefaces & the Designers
If you’re a designer in the 21st century, chances are you’ve studied the International Typographic Style (more commonly known as ‘Swiss Style’). Let’s take a moment to honor some of modern design’s most influential principles, typefaces and artists who started this central-European trend.
The Print Podcast Studio
A curated collection of cutting-edge podcasts we love about design, creativity, branding, books, and further subjects afield.
How Do You Enhance the Museum Experience Through Design?
In this week’s episode, we are talking about graphic design in museums and how graphic design is approached when designing for the arts. Sam is joined by Katherine Hughes, Design Director at Stoltze Design Group.
Can a Design Firm Marry Social Impact and Design?
In this week’s episode of Design is Everywhere, we learn more about how design firms marry social impact and design.
How Do You Build a Climate-Positive City?
On this live episode of Design is Everywhere, they talk about climate-ready and resilient cities.
Can You Reframe the Workplace for the Knowledge Economy?
In this episode of Design is Everywhere, they discuss the role of education in the workplace.
Can You Design Meaningful Interactions Between Teachers and Their Students Over Zoom?
How do we design rich interactions between students and teachers remotely?
How Does Technology Shape and Influence Museum Design?
How are museums being shaped and designed with technology in mind? Cuseum founder Brendan Ciecko and Brooklyn Museum’s Sara DeYoung discuss.
How to Design a Startup For Success
PRINTCast: The PRINT Podcast Studio is a curated collection of cutting-edge podcasts we love about design, creativity, branding, books,…
What Role Does Design Play in Policing?
PRINTCast: The PRINT Podcast Studio is a curated collection of cutting-edge podcasts we love about design, creativity, branding, books,…
DESIGN INSPIRATION
Dear Design Martyrs: The One About Being a Better Interviewee
No one really likes interviewing, but if you want to land your dream design gig, you better get good at interviewing fast.
What Matters: Alex Center on Swimming Pools and Hating On Design Crits
Alex Center talks about the freedom of swimming and still being thin-skinned when it comes to an old-fashioned design crit.
Don’t Sashay Away From Juanjo Cristiani’s Tarot Cards Inspired By RuPaul’s Drag Race
Tarot Cards have allured and captivated folks for hundreds and hundreds of years. The card’s art, beauty, and mysticism are…
Dear Design Martyrs: The One About a Mission Statement
Debbie Millman is back with another installment of Dear Design Martyrs. This week, crafting that all too important mission statement.
Top Five Food Illustrators To Follow On Instagram
We’ve shared the top five food photographers in the past, and today’s top five are just as delicious. There’s a unique niche of illustrators in the art world that share their love of food by sketching tasty, mouth-watering treats.
Dear Design Martyrs: The One About Finding a New Design Gig
“Dear Design Martyrs” is PRINTmag’s latest advice column from Debbie Millman. Debbie will respond to your most burning questions about design, branding, work-life balance, and so much more.
Fast Company Releases New Book On the Intersection Of Design and Business
The longstanding business media juggernaut Fast Company has just released their newest book, Innovation by Design: Creative Ideas That Transform The…
The Best of PRINT, August 2021 Edition
I feel like I say this every month. But, this past August, I mean it the most: I can’t believe the month is already over. The hardest…
Top Five Pattern Designers To Follow On Instagram
Repetition, like everything else in this beautiful world, has its negatives and positives. Negatively speaking, finding yourself in a…
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Design Matters: Amy Koppelman
Amy Koppelman penned A Mouthful of Air, a powerful novel years ahead of its time—and now, 20 years on, she discusses the film version of it she directed that hits theaters this month.
The Daily Heller
The Daily Heller: The War Against Tyranny
The illustrated edition of “On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons From the Twentieth Century” drives home the book’s striking call for action in all new ways.
The Daily Heller: E. McKnight Kauffer’s Triumphant Return to New York, New York
Once delayed by COVID, the Cooper Hewitt’s latest exhibition is here to pay homage to “the poster king.”
The Daily Heller: Imago’s Print Experimentation
With its deceptively unusual format and surprising contents, Imago was the showcase for art and design of the ’60s and ’70s.
The Daily Heller: Mapping a Battle
War brings out the worst in humankind, but some of the most interesting art also comes as a result.
The Daily Heller: In Italy, a Small Town Captures the Flags
Typographic illustrator Lorenzo Petrantoni has adorned Novi Ligure with 53 show-stopping hanging works of art.
The Daily Heller: The Monster Mash, a Graveyard Smash
Pete Von Sholly gives an exclusive tour of his life’s work and details his devotion to monumental and mini monsters.
The Daily Heller: Design That is Worth the Paper it is Printed On
These vintage “Design & Paper” issues comprise evidence of Midcentury American Modern approaches that are invaluable to both scholar and practitioner today.
The Daily Heller: Joost Swarte Defies Gravity
Joost Swarte merges the real and surreal in a delightful fantasy for The Shed’s DRIFT exhibition at Hudson Yards.
