GSC (probably Gilles Savouré), part of an uncut sheet of playing cards, late 15th century, woodcut on paper with stenciled coloring. ©V&A For the first few years of my collecting life, I specialized in inexpensive… Read More »The Daily Heller: Screenprinting Makes Its Marks
Brooklyn-based Romanian designer, illustrator, and art director Ionut Radulescu weaves collage, type, and emotional vulnerability into work that resonates across personal and commercial spheres, from Dipsea and The New York Times to his award-winning visual… Read More »Collage, courage and craft: Ionut Radulescu on identity, imperfection and the power of visual storytelling
”I was a reporter and editor in newspapers, including Chicago Today—which had no tomorrow—the Chicago Tribune, and the San Francisco Examiner. I made a shift to magazines becoming TV Critic for People, where I came… Read More »The Whistleblower | Jeff Jarvis
In 2012, Doug Wilson and his filmmaking cohorts premiered Linotype: The Film, a feature-length documentary centered around the type casting machine. Called the “Eighth Wonder of the World” by Thomas Edison, Linotype revolutionized printing and… Read More »The Daily Heller: Linotype, the Machine That Saved the Word
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Whether you’re a pro designer or an entrepreneur without design skills, Adobe Express can revolutionise your content creation. Designer/founder Aseil Amgheib and ‘small biz babe’ Angel White explain why it’s… Read More »How Adobe Express is empowering content creators of all stripes
Remember the last time your firm updated its brand? Chances are it involved a flurry of activity—a new logo, fresh website, updated business cards—followed by years of… well, not much happening until the next refresh… Read More »You Need a Living Brand System (Not Just Another Rebrand)