The Best Part of Circles Conference Happens Between the Talks
The most memorable moments at Circles Conference don’t happen under the spotlight. They happen over coffee, in hallway conversations, and during shared meals. Founder Ismael Burciaga shares why those moments have always been the conference’s true purpose.
The Daily Heller: When Berlin Was Too Depressing for Words
Traveling back in time with books and the Merrill C. Berman Collection.
What Matters to Debra McGuire
Award-winning costume designer, fashion designer, fine artist, and author Debra McGuire reflects on a life shaped by creativity, gratitude, family, and resilience,…
The Daily Heller: James Daugherty—Realist, Impressionist, Expressionist, Abstractionist—Recalled
He did it all, and earned respect in both progressive and conservative corners of the art world.
Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler
Dr. Dori’s Cut No. 6 challenges readers to confront the nation’s enduring inequalities, consumer culture, and unfinished pursuit of justice.
Book Club Recap: How Pictures Built Modern Culture
PRINT’s latest Book Club explored D.B. Dowd’s Reading Pictures, revealing how illustration has shaped culture, storytelling, and the way we understand the world from the…
Design Matters: Dr. Joy Buolamwini
Dr. Joy Buolamwini is a computer scientist and a poet of code who uses art and research to illuminate the social implications of artificial intelligence. She joins to…
The Daily Heller: Carving a Magazine Into Stone
‘You’re trying to build a personal cathedral in which to seek rapture.’
Connie He Creates a New Animation Language with AI
We chat with the innovative animator about her new short film ‘Dear Upstairs Neighbors,’ in which she worked with Google DeepMind to create AI tools to achieve her…
The Daily Heller: Glaser’s Well-Worn Menswear Catalog
Would you believe the cover of this menswear catalog was designed by Milton Glaser in 1957?
What Matters to Mark Nichols
Mark Nichold, Creative Director and co-owner of London’s WMH&I, is an optimistic multidisciplinary designer and educator who finds creative inspiration in cycling,…
The Daily Heller: Pogo’s Political Position(s)
“The right freedom for the right people, in the right place, at the right time.”
The Daily Heller: Take a Load, Give a Load, Learn a Load
Stephen Savage’s ‘Wide Load on the Road: A Big Red Truck’s Journey’ shifts gears multiple times.
The Daily Heller: Posters That Sold Collective Action
The Daily Heller: Gulliver Learns About the Gullible
Coca-Cola Unveils a New Global Brand Identity
Simone Post’s Candy-Filled World is an Exploration of Impermanence
What Matters to Diego Limberti
This Is Lagos Turns the City’s Hand-Painted Typography Into Monumental Public Art
Designing 1776: Juan Carlos Pagan’s Commemorative Stamp for America’s 250th Anniversary
The Daily Heller: Getting the Lead In
Bringing Back the Magic to AMC
Kate Schroeder Blends Sculpture and Pottery to Create Her Own World of Products
Design Matters
Design Matters: Dr. Joy Buolamwini
Dr. Joy Buolamwini is a computer scientist and a poet of code who uses art and research to illuminate the social implications of artificial intelligence. She joins to discuss her career as the founder of the Algorithmic Justice League, her best-selling book Unmasking AI: My Mission to Protect What is Human in a World of Machines, and her featured role in the acclaimed Netflix documentary Coded Bias.
The PRINTCast podcast
The Design Of Getting Unstuck With Sarah Kissko Hersh
In this episode Sarah Kissko Hersh draws on decades of communications leadership to show that clarity, empathy, and honest self-reflection are the foundations of…
The Design Of Legacy and Clarity With Gordon Kaye of GDUSA
In this episode Gordon Kaye talks about transforming a career in law into a lifelong mission of leading Graphic Design USA.
The Design of People-First Events With Together By Design
In this episode, Rachel Elnar, Heather Lynn, and David Carr-Berry talk about building memorable digital experiences by designing for belonging, empathy, and human…
The Design Of Beauty and Provocation With Brian Singer
In this episode, Brian Singer describes using beauty, play, and thoughtful design to reframe familiar symbols and spark honest reflection on social issues.
The Design Of Bold Joy With Alyssa Low
In this episode, Alyssa Low discussed how she transformed a personal sketching practice during the pandemic into a vibrant multidisciplinary art career by following what…
Brands for a Better World: Three Become One – The Merger of Tuyyo, Nemi, and Todo Verde
Three Latin-American food brands—Tuyyo, Todo Verde, and Nemi—joined forces to merge their businesses under the Tuyyo name, as founders Stefanie Garcia Turner, Jocelyn…
Brands for a Better World: Coffee with Benefits with Holly Xing of Eightbillion
In this episode, Holly Xing shares her journey as a nutritional scientist and formulating chemist, and how that experience led her to develop JostArriba, an instant…
Brands for a Better World: Scale with Distinction with Karl Strovink of Blue Bottle Coffee
In this episode, Karl Strovink, CEO of Blue Bottle Coffee, discusses the brand’s evolution, its commitment to quality and sustainability, and the innovative approaches…
The Daily Heller
The Daily Heller: Building a Poster Collection From the Cabinet Up
Max Karagöz is a prominent German poster collector.
The Daily Heller: Tales of an Experimental Book
Books are a viable canvas for Mark Wynne.
The Daily Heller: Mashing Up the Declaration and Proclamation
R. Sikoryak’s ‘Declaration / Emancipation Illustrated’ offers the perfect comics blend to celebrate and contemplate America’s most enduring documents.Â
The Daily Heller: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte
The Vienna Workshops were a wellspring of Modern design in Austria.
The Daily Heller: Branding the Patriot Front
Is this but one of many branded America First adherents, or is there something even more sinister afoot?
The Daily Heller: On the Joy of Baldness
When it comes to the world of hair branding … what happens if you have none?
The Daily Heller: KKK Mart
The Klan was big business.
The Daily Heller: Roy Kuhlman’s Narrative Abstraction
Kuhlman’s inspired book covers were an embodiment of Midcentury form and style.
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BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN
What Brands Are Actually Made Of
Taschen’s gorgeous new anatomy of brand design catalogs everything you can see. The thing that actually builds a brand isn’t in the index.
What Designers Need to Know from the Sustainable Brands Conference 2026
If you work on brands, Sustainable Brands is a conference worth paying attention to. It offers a look at the policies, consumer trends, and innovations shaping the…
Six Cinquième Scribbles a New Future for the Arts Nonprofit 1001 Colors
By unearthing a piece of history hidden in the literal fabric of their new headquarters, Six Cinquième gives a vital arts nonprofit a scalable national identity.
European Wax Center’s New Identity Is Smooth in More Ways Than One
Yard NYC gives European Wax Center a smoother, more expressive identity that uses contrasting typography to balance expertise, confidence, and personality.
The Wellness Industry’s Next Big Trend? Looking Like It Has No Trends at All
As the wellness industry booms, designers have a growing opportunity to shape brands around longevity and trust—but AEVUM suggests the smartest move may be resisting…
KFC’s Latest Refresh From JKR Celebrates Its Most Iconic Asset
The bucket is back at the center of KFC’s brand story. In a new refresh from JKR, bold typography, refined illustrations, and a renewed focus on the chain’s most…
Organic Chaos
Ella’s Kitchen Kids embraces the beautiful chaos of toddler life with packaging that looks like a preschool art project in the best possible way.
PRINT Book Club: Thursday, July 23 with D.B. Dowd
In our next PRINT Book Club on Thursday, May 21 @4pm EST, Steven Heller and Debbie Millman interview Dora Drimalas about their new book “Hybrid: Curiosity in All…
The Perks of Personality-Driven Branding
A new rebrand for Stokes Coffee shows how heritage brands can stay relevant by turning real people, personality, and history into a flexible contemporary identity system.
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