Illustration by Tom Woolley As AI-generated artwork becomes more common, many illustrators worry about being replaced. But by understanding AI’s limitations, refining a unique style, and embracing new tools, creatives can stay ahead. Illustrator Tom… Read More »Rise of the machines: How illustrators can avoid being replaced by AI
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Not everyone’s on Instagram! Here are some other places where hundreds of millions hang out. Struggling to keep up with the fragmentation of social media? We’re not surprised. Writing posts… Read More »10 important social media platforms you’ve never heard of
Gardeners of Graphic Greatness Outstanding logos and type design weave together form and function. A great logo can be simple yet striking, instantly memorable, and effortlessly versatile—flourishing across mediums. Similarly, great typography is the rhythm… Read More »Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Logos & Type Design
Master paper sculptor Ryan Villamael embraces the fragility of the material in his practice to portray the complexities of the history of Filipino migration and his own family’s story. The Philippines-based artist creates delicate figurines… Read More »Ryan Villamael Portrays Personal and Collective Migration Histories in his Paper Sculptures
Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt… Read More »Two Craigs: 36/52
Rida Abbasi was born and raised in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, a small city in Punjab. Growing up, “I was always creative and curious—writing, illustrating, linocutting, making cards, jewelry, and eventually experimenting with Adobe and HTML,” she… Read More »The Daily Heller: Typographic Elegance, From Pakistan to Australia