To make sense of her move from Montreal to Turin, the French-Canadian illustrator turned to her art. The resulting series conveys her mixed emotions and how she felt stuck between two worlds. Moving to another… Read More »Myriam Wares crafts a winter that looks nothing like winter in a surreal series about starting again in Italy
If you’re turning down work because there aren’t enough hours in the week, read on. Here’s what it looks like to bring in temporary help on Upwork, and how to do it without the usual… Read More »How to say yes to the big job when you’re a one-person studio
If you missed last week’s PRINT Book Club with R. Sikoryak, you can watch it here. What happens when the Declaration of Independence meets Mickey Mouse, Rugrats, Plastic Man, and more than a century of… Read More »PRINT Book Club Recap: Life, Liberty & Comics
Jules Feiffer died in 2025 at 95. I was not able to attend his memorial. (In fact, I only recently learned that there was one.) I think of him often. His wit and humor was… Read More »The Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Remembered
As the summer comes to an abrupt end (I know that there is an entire month before the calendar announces autumn), I am attempting to squelch an all-too-inevitable flareup of Sciatica. For those who are… Read More »The Daily Heller: Bummer Summer Cleanup
The 1939 New York World’s Fair: The World of Tomorrow is arguably the 20th century’s most aggressively branded peacetime marketing event—and a model for the brand masters of the postwar field. As I described it… Read More »The Daily Heller: Branding the 1939 New York World’s Fair for Kids