Stefan Hürlemann is 23 years old, Swiss, and posts every day on Instagram, where Ellen Shapiro discovered him. You should discover him too. This is the future of typographic design, both aesthetically and in terms of how a designer needs to market him or herself.
Friend, fine artist, teacher, designer and hand-letterer par excellence, Tony DiSpigna’s work is enjoying a much-deserved renaissance with the publication of a beautiful new book and a line of T-shirts with his Spencerian lettering.
These days, logos—even those in the world of corporate identity—are designed to expand and contract, wink, blink, dance and burst forth in animated glory. Have a look at four of the most lively, interesting examples of logo animation created in the past year.
The Behance portfolio site is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Meet the designer of the fourth most appreciated post in Behance history—a resume template that went viral.
Punk rock meets typography in Mike Joyce's new book "Swissted" and the result is a visual addiction.
A site in a nite? Is it possible even if the results do not measure up to award-winning design standards? I had to find out.
At the true intersection of music and design, the Jammer app lets you turn recorded songs into your own musical designs.
“When we design well for disabilities, everyone benefits.” Learn how designers are making the world a more accessible place for everyone.
PRINT remembers iconic design and typography great Alan Peckolick, who died last week at age 76.
Ellen Shapiro talks with Nicholas Blechman about his new book, “Conversations," co-authored and illustrated with Christoph Niemann.
