Donald Trump has spent years attacking Vanity Fair magazine. He has dismissed it as elitist, irrelevant, and emblematic of a cultural class he claims to despise. In December 2016, just weeks before taking office, he… Read More »The Most Revealing Thing About the ‘Vanity Fair’ Photos Is That They Exist
From today through December, I will be slacking off for the holidays by reprising some of my favorite Daily Hellers from Christmas pasts. Illustration by Ross Macdonald Despite my Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry, every year I… Read More »The Daily Heller: Ye Ode to Christmas Schmaltz
The PRINT Book Club supports independent bookstores as an affiliate of Bookshop.org.If you make a purchase through the book links below, PRINT may earn a small commission. Did you miss our PRINT Book Club with… Read More »Curiosity & Empathy at Scale: Book Club Recap With Phil Gilbert
Gab, Glasgow. Photography by Eoin Carey. My reflections on 12 months of finding human connection and choosing presence in a digital world. Hello, I’m Katy, the editor of Creative Boom, and both personally and professionally,… Read More »A year in review: how 2025 changed who we are and how we work
The founders of the global brand agency explain how emotional intelligence and restless reinvention keep them creatively relevant. Led by founders Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi, DixonBaxi is one of those studios the creative world… Read More »How to have confidence in uncertain times: inside DixonBaxi’s ‘serious play’
Manchester’s motion design community is going big this February, and there’s never been a better time to get involved. In an industry increasingly dominated by isolated freelancers working from home studios, the prospect of two… Read More »Why Motion North’s two-day event could be the career boost you’ve been missing