What is the thing you like doing most in the world? I would say that watching my children discover the world, watching them be creative or fall in love with something new is sheer bliss.… Read More »What Matters to Daniel Fries
Taking the plunge into the punch needle-embroidered world of Adrienna Matzeg, you quickly learn she’s not just a textile artist—she’s a textile philosopher. Within her practice, she reimagines everyday objects, retro signage, and Americana roadtrip… Read More »Adrienna Matzeg Has Developed a Punch Needle Embroidery Aesthetic That’s Uniquely Her Own
The New York Times is celebrating 175 years as a national news publication. Among the features prepared for this revue of highlights is one devoted to the evolution of Opinion Art. Twelve former art directors… Read More »The Daily Heller: Bring In the Comics
Anna and Elena share their process, influences and hard-won lessons from returning to Gilead for Folio Society’s new limited edition. Few illustrators get the chance to revisit one of their most celebrated projects more than… Read More »The Balbusso Twins on revisiting The Handmaid’s Tale, and why book illustration is like making a movie
Be the Occasion opens like a luxury fashion film, then pulls back to reveal something much closer to home. When the new ads for Matalan begin, we all think we know what we’re getting. Moody… Read More »Ozo’s campaign for Matalan pulls off a clever catwalk switcheroo
Manchester’s long-running motion design festival returns to Freight Island next March, with more than 20 speakers, three stages, workshops and a new marketplace. If you work in motion design, animation or a related creative role,… Read More »Motion North welcomes global design and animation talent to Manchester