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There’s just something about a limousine that’s a little bit magical. Visually, the look of a stretched-out car gliding along is already inherently whimsical, then coupled with the unknown of who is inside and going… Read More »Kathy Shorr Worked as a Limo Driver in 1980s NYC to Photograph her Passengers

Frame by frame, these judges set the bar. From dynamic kinetic typography to dramatic cinematic intros that make a show’s title feel like the main event, stunning title sequence design can turn an expected roll… Read More »Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Title Sequence Design

In this bi-weekly series, celebrated illustrator Seymour Chwast imagines the childhoods of iconic artists. Georgia O’Keeffe as a child, © Seymour Chwast, 2025 The post When Famous Artist Were Kids: Georgia O’Keeffe appeared first on… Read More »When Famous Artist Were Kids: Georgia O’Keeffe

I co-authored 100 Classic Graphic Design Journals believing that print publishing was on life support, and design mags would be among the first to die. And I was dead wrong. I won’t go into exactly… Read More »The Daily Heller: More Signs, More Lettering

The triple-CD release. When The Cure released Songs of a Lost World in November 2024, it topped the charts in 10 countries and was praised effusively by fans around the world. Designer and long-time Cure… Read More »Andy Vella: How I designed the artwork for Songs of a Lost World