The first quarter of the 21st century has been a time of canonical change for graphic design, with an eye toward gender, race and nationality and those who have been omitted, forgotten or lost with… Read More »The Daily Heller: Designing Women
In this conversation, David Jacobowitz, founder of Nebula Snacks, shares his journey from a childhood filled with sweets to creating a line of luxurious, sugar-free chocolate bites. He discusses the challenges of managing his health,… Read More »Give Them What They Want With Nebula Snacks’ David Jacobowitz
When a brand as ubiquitous as Lay’s announces its largest refresh in nearly a century, you brace for something seismic — a radical overhaul, perhaps, or a striking departure from the familiar yellow bag that… Read More »Lay’s Rays and the Art of Subtle Reinvention
Since the Babylonian Exile in the early sixth century BCE, Jews have lived scattered across many lands, cultures and languages. One thing members of the diaspora long had in common was books that they created.… Read More »The Daily Heller: Jewish Books Lettered, Typeset and Illuminated
These six compelling case studies demonstrate how forward-thinking brands are leveraging the power of bespoke illustration to engage and entertain their audiences. Have you noticed how more and more illustrated work is appearing in advertising,… Read More »How brands are using illustration to tell their stories in 2025
Profound. That was my experience with the French visual artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot‘s clinamen (V.10), a monumental installation of color, sound, and motion. Since last May, the work has drawn visitors to the rotunda at the… Read More »A Pool of Perfection in Paris