In the 1960s and 1970s in Iran, with economic development and government support, as well as the expansion of activities and the establishment of various institutes and cultural centers, art and graphic design flourished. During… Read More »A New Book Shares the Artistic Odyssey of Iranian Designer Farshid Mesghali
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: 39/52
The jewel in the heavens was so seductive that Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders had to take a photo of it—and that photo became one of the most famous of the latter 20th century. So… Read More »The Daily Heller: Third Gem From the Sun
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Want to rediscover your purpose and passion? Creative professionals explain how they’re finding new energy and direction mid-career and later in life. Like many across the UK, I’ve been ill… Read More »Pro tips for reigniting your career in midlife, and beyond
Discover our founder’s new movie-related podcast, coming later this month, and learn how illustrator Sam Gilbey brought it to visual life. Like movies? Then you’ll love the new podcast, The Films That Ruined Us, which… Read More »The Films That Ruined Us: introducing a new podcast, & how the poster was made
With its artful execution, strategic alignment with London Fashion Week, and keen eye on style-conscious consumers, 1664 Blanc is proving that beer isn’t just for the bar—it belongs on the runway, too. 1664 Blanc launched… Read More »1664 Blanc makes a statement at London Fashion Week with latest campaign