David Wadhwani, president of digital media at Adobe The software giant has got a lot of flack from creatives for its focus on ‘ethical’ AI. But I’m starting to think they might actually have a… Read More »Why I think Adobe’s approach to AI is worth supporting
In its ongoing collaboration with Ink Grade Estate, design studio Edition has transformed a high-altitude vineyard into a high-touch experience, crafting everything from tactile tasting menus and wax-sealed folders to expressive labels and immersive projections.… Read More »Edition builds a cohesive, crafted brand for a Napa Valley Winery
I first met Françoise Mouly at The New Yorker’s old Times Square offices. This was way back when artists used to deliver illustrations in person. I had stopped by to turn in a spot drawing… Read More »When Eustace Met Françoise | Françoise Mouly
To belatedly coincide with the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, powerHouse books is republishing its 2012 book My Name is New York by Nora Guthrie, a walking guide to legendary folk singer/songwriter/composer Woody Guthrie’s… Read More »The Daily Heller: This American Singer-Songwriter Fought Fascists
Slick digital campaigns and AI-generated imagery dominate our screens these days, but Brazil-based visual arts studio Black Madre has carved — quite literally — a compelling case for the power of craft. Their latest work,… Read More »Black Madre’s Handcarved Campaign for Corona Elevates Folklore in ‘Fishermen Storytellers’
Rebranding is a pivotal moment in the life of a nonprofit or foundation. While it may seem like an exercise in aesthetics, a rebrand often signals something much deeper—a reflection of where an organization has… Read More »When is it Time to Rebrand