This industry op-ed is by Steve Pearce, managing director at LOVE. Trend forecasting season is upon us, and with it, we get a glimpse of what will be big in the next year or so.… Read More »Your Trend Reports Aren’t Cutting It
As a fan of Samira Kawash’s “Candy Professor” blog, I was delighted when she came out with a book on the social history of candy in the U.S. When The Weekly Standard asked me to… Read More »How Candy Conquered Halloween
Can we agree that politicians sometimes do absurd things? A group of creatives thinks so, and they’re taking aim at America’s latest anti-abortion stances with Congress Sutra, a satirical book that turns anti-abortion politicians into… Read More »Congress Uncovered: The Kama Sutra parody designed to make sex a turn-off
Select Your Favorite New Visual Artist! Community Choice Voting Open Through November 8, 2024 Beginning in 1998 and running through 2017, the PRINT New Visual Artists competition identified some of the best, most inventive young… Read More »PRINT New Visual Artists: Meet the Class of 2024
But it is often in the gutter. Campaign garbage in the form of recyclable, hateful, divisive and derisive language has long been a nasty part of American political discourse, but to borrow from the hyperbole… Read More »The Daily Heller: This Election is Not Yet in the Bag
Artist-owned cooperative Stocksy has spotted a shift towards analogue tools and authenticity among creatives and is responding accordingly. Should we all follow suit? Since creative professionals started moving from analogue tools to digital ones in… Read More »Stocksy’s Aaron Bergunder on how creatives are ditching polished perfection