Two Craigs: 21/52
Illustrator Craig Frazier’s and photographer Craig Cutler’s weekly collaboration is anything but this week’s prompt.
Book Club Recap: Celebrating Joyous Creator Alexander Girard
How do you encapsulate Alexander Girard’s singularly open and curious mind in a short recap? We can’t. But we hope you’ll register to watch the recording and buy your copy of “Let The Sun In,” the superstar tribute he deserves.
Remembering Mostafa Asadollahi (1950-2024)
Majid Abbasi, design director at Studio Abbasi, remembers his mentor, colleague, and friend Iranian designer, Mostafa Asadollahi
Design Matters: Annie Atkins
Building worlds in motion pictures through graphic props and typography—Annie Atkins joins to discuss her career designing set pieces for films such as The Grand Budapest Hotel and her new book, “Letters from the North Pole.”
The Daily Heller: The Board Game Where the Whole Nation is the Loser
Secret Hitler is just a game. (Right?)
“Line & Thread” at the NYPL Reveals the Bond Between Prints and Textiles, Past and Present
“Line & Thread” is a first-of-its-kind exhibition tracing the work of artists, many of whom were women and minorities, who embraced the textile qualities of prints. The exhibition invites a reexamination of the place of prints and textiles in our understanding of art.
Slice to Pie
Rob Schwartz on the pizza theory of career management.
Soul Survivor | Richard Baker
On this episode of the Print is Dead (Long Live Print!) podcast, a conversation with designer Richard Baker (Us, Life, Premiere, Inc., more).
Addison Group Celebrates 25 Years with a Brand Refresh
Professional services firm Addison Group marks its 25th anniversary with a fresh brand and retooled digital presence created by VSA Partners and Dapper and Associates.
The Daily Heller: Watch the Birdies, They’re Watching You
Field Notes’ stunning new edition takes flight.
Kitchens, Pantsuits, and Cleavage Oh My! Running for President While Female
In our second feature in our Identity Politics series, journalist Susan Milligan dives into the evolution of campaigning as a woman for the highest job in the land, from Shirley Chisholm to Hillary Clinton to Kamala Harris.
My Favorite Things: There Is No “Me” in Theseus…Or Is There?
Tom Guarriello on the idea of a persistent “me” as a fundamental aspect of our lived experiences.
The Evolution of Female Success
On this episode of Breaking the Code, Claire Knapp (CEO of Havas Lynx) and Denise Melone (Managing Director of Havas Life San Francisco) discuss the implications of the growth of women’s sports, as a business and an opportunity.
Events
Dubai Design Week is the region’s largest design festival committed to amplifying talent from the region and presenting the possibilities of what can be achieved through design.
Reflecting Dubai’s position as the design capital of the Middle East, Dubai Design Week’s varied programme includes installations, new commissions, exhibitions, talks, workshops, a marketplace and the leading fair for contemporary design, Downtown Design.
DesignThinkers is Canada’s largest graphic design conference. It brings together visionaries from a range of disciplines to explore creativity, the design process, the future of design and design thinking. The inspiring event is now in its 25th year and will take place in Toronto at Meridian Hall on November 7 and 8.
PRINT New Visual Artists To Be Announced in October
PRINT New Visual Artists received entries from around the world. We’ll be announcing the new class of NVA’s in October.
The Daily Heller: A New Gallery With Vintage Treasures
DesignThinkers Podcast: Debbie Millman
MASU Paper Goods Embody the Season of Giving
The Daily Heller: Logos for the Wild Blue Yonder
Conor Foran Spreads Stammering Pride through “Dysfluent” Magazine
Meanwhile: No. 213
Pablo Navarlaz’s Design Thesis is the Latest Research into Typography for Low Vision
Felipe Goes’ Thoughtful & Complex Book Design for “Alucinação”
What Matters to Jonathan McGlothin
The Daily Heller: The Missing ♥ of the Matter
Design Matters
Design Matters: Annie Atkins
Building worlds in motion pictures through graphic props and typography—Annie Atkins joins to discuss her career designing set pieces for films such as The Grand Budapest Hotel and her new book, “Letters from the North Pole.”
The Daily Heller
The Daily Heller: Teaching Color, One Pigment at a Time
Irwin Rubin’s work has been absent from public view since the 1960s—until now.
The Daily Heller: Toying With the Southern Border Crisis
Blazo Kovacevic on using LEGOs as the building blocks of satiric commentary.
The Daily Heller: The Night I Said Hi to Linda Ronstadt
Steven Heller revisits a Proustian moment.
The Daily Heller: Your Next Stop, The Twilight Zone
Time Enough at Last: Arlen Schumer breaks out his new book on one of TV’s most legendary series.
The Daily Heller: Stefan Sagmeister in Lviv, Ukraine
As Ukraine and Russia traded lethal drones and missiles, an exhibition of Stefan Sagmeister’s latest work—never shown anywhere before—opened in Lviv.
The Daily Heller: Experimental, Playful and Practical Lettering
Schultzschultz on the art of play and playful type in motion.
The Daily Heller: Women Who Matter
Artist Anita Kunz’s portraits of under-represented women to feature in an upcoming exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum.
The Daily Heller: Dizzy for Dots, Dots and More Dots
Brooklyn-based designer Tamar Cohen’s relationship with dots has her circling the globe in search of inspiration.
Latest FEATURED
PRINT Book Club Recap with Designer, Writer, and Activist Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller
Two Craigs: 20/52
In Conversation with Plains of Yonder, Title Sequence Creators for “The White Lotus”
Letters are Magic in Jessica Hische’s New Children’s Book
This is a Prototype: Kevin Bethune
BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN
NWSL Announces a New Boston Soccer Franchise With a Brand Launch so Bad it Feels like Satire
We unpack the branding horror show that is the NWSL’s newest franchise, BOS Nation.
De-Siloing Design: McCann Reimagines Collaboration in the Creative Process
At McCann NY, design is not just a service but an integral part of the creative process. In a challenge to traditional agency models, design at McCann is embedded within the agency’s core teams.
Podpunkt’s Timeless Brand for the National Museum in Krakow
Before we launch The 2025 PRINT Awards, here’s another look at our favorite winning entries from 2024. First up: Podpunkt’s branding and identity for the largest museum in Poland.
Design Army Brings the Glamour to Holiday Family Drama for Morphe Cosmetics
Channeling the chaos of The Bear’s “Fishes” episode, Design Army executed the campaign as a series of mini-episodes, capturing the essence of holiday family antics.
Five Latinx-Owned Brands Infusing Culture and Creativity Into Everyday Life
From beauty to food to fashion, Latinx entrepreneurs are bringing their rich cultural heritage to the forefront, building brands that honor tradition while pushing innovation.
Design Museum Everywhere Has Rebranded as CoDesign Collaborative
Founded in 2009 as Design Museum Boston, before rebranding as Design Museum Everywhere, is a unique community-centered and virtual design institution that believes design is a tool for social good.
A Powerful Dose of Narrative Change
Sruthi Sadhujan on how strategic branding can shift perspectives.
People People Serves up a Culinary Adventure with a Side of Activism
Kamala’s Recipes isn’t just another culinary website—it’s a interactive blend of politics, pop culture, and delicious bites, designed to unite and activate voters through their love for food.
Havas Lynx Destigmatizes Pleasure and Menopause with First-Ever US Billboard to Feature a Sex Toy
We chat with the Havas Lynx team behind the groundbreaking campaign raising awareness around menopausal health.
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