The science of Chemistry abounds with phenomena, but creative fields? Not so much. Take advertising. Today, most of it is downright unwatchable en masse. Almost the same in any age, frankly. But every so often,… Read More »Atomic Bonds: Why Great Work Requires a Little Chemistry
Philip Burke’s portraits don’t just look like the people he paints—they actually vibrate. Just look at them. With wild color, skewed proportions, and emotional clarity, his illustrations have lit up the pages of Rolling Stone,… Read More »Twist & Shout | Illustrator Philip Burke
England was the epicenter of cool during the ’60s, not only because the Beatles and Stones spawned some of the great music and fashion innovations of the era, but also due to the wellspring of… Read More »The Daily Heller: When Undergrounds Shined the Light
What’s in a brand name? Everything, according to today’s guest, Karin Hibma Cronan, a renowned brand strategist and co-founder of Cronan, as we explore the role of questions in the art of naming and branding.… Read More »Ask Great Questions | Karin Hibma Cronan
The narrative of marginalized communities being underrepresented and even erased from history is all too familiar. So much is lost with time, but especially those stories, moments, people, and places that existed outside of the… Read More »‘Queer Happened Here’ Unearths a Century of NYC’s Underground Queer Spaces
Would the artist who anonymously donated considerable effort designing ersatz currency, pasted on a West 17th Street New York construction hoarding, please stand up and accept our gratitude for an ingenious act of public protest… Read More »The Daily Heller: Worth the Paper It’s Drawn On