A passing comment in a Cannes bar changed my life. I was about three rosés in at the Carlton lobby bar when a buddy of mine casually tossed off, “You know there are only 7… Read More »The Seven Stories that Rule the World
Football (or soccer, for us Americans) is more than just a sport—it’s the heartbeat of many nations. It unites communities, stirs national pride, and reflects deep cultural roots. When Guatemala’s national football team tasked creative… Read More »Game, Style, Soul: Pupila Redesigns Guatemala’s Football Identity
“Sticker shock” is the term for a consumer seeing an unearthly price for, say, a new car—but a new type of sticker shock is making its way around the U.S. The societal values inherent in… Read More »The Daily Heller: Musk is a Dish Best Served Cold
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Today, everyone is celebrating the signing of a historic trade deal between Britain and America. But the US President has also threatened huge tariffs on foreign films, which could be… Read More »Despite the new trade deal, could tariffs still destroy the UK film industry?
Etsy rival Big Cartel has been helping artists and makers sell products for 20 years. We explore their recent rebrand by How&How and the sketch-driven concept behind it. In 2025, if you’re an artist, maker… Read More »How&How delivers scrappy new identity for Big Cartel
My Adobe MAX experience in London started off, well, rocky. I attended as a writer for PRINT, but I’m also a professional designer, and it’s this latter identity I couldn’t ignore during the two-hour keynote.… Read More »Adobe’s Identity Crisis: Pro Tools in a Creator Economy