To punctuate the end of this Trumpful week, join me in lauding the original New York Appellate Division Beaux-Arts courthouse, at the corner of Madison Avenue and 25th Street. It was built between 1896 and… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Rule of Law is Not Set in Stone
Noise, as defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is “a sound, especially one that is loud, unpleasant, or causes disturbance.” Expressions like make some noise, cut through the noise, and drown out the noise all point… Read More »Uncommon Creative Studio Uses Design To Create Cultural Noise
Your nonprofit exists to drive change—so why does it feel so hard when it’s your organization undergoing change? When we work with a nonprofit on branding, it’s rarely just about a new logo. More often,… Read More »The Branding Process is Change Management
I wanted to tell a different kind of New York story, one that centers Muslim life, stillness, and spiritual reflection within the city’s chaos. Noran Morsi Egyptian New Yorker Noran Morsi celebrated and honored Ramadan… Read More »Noran Morsi Honors the Quiet Moments of Ramadan in NYC Through Daily Illustrations
Why shouldn’t data be carnivalesque? Peter Grundy, otherwise known as The Great Grundini, is an exemplar of the commedia dell’arte style of data visualization, a maestro of transforming statistics into pictorial passion plays. Icons are… Read More »The Daily Heller: Grundini’s Data Carnevale
In this edition, part of our Leadership theme, we speak with Natalie Burns, strategy partner at UnitedUs, about the evolution of her leadership style, navigating power dynamics, and making space for vulnerability at work. For… Read More »Natalie Burns on leading with empathy, challenging stereotypes, and building inclusive creative cultures