As we celebrate the 46th year of the PRINT Awards, we continue a legacy of recognizing creative excellence across the design industry. A competition unlike any other, the PRINT Awards celebrates the breadth of design… Read More »PRINT Awards 2026: Honoring the Work That Stands Apart
While digging and dumping my way through the legacy years I came across this invitation for an exhibition that I curated in Summer 1984. An auspicious year for George Orwell and his readers. I cannot… Read More »The Daily Heller: Revisiting the Lighter Side of 1984
The Jamaican-born painter stacks beds and hangs pearls around candelabra in oil paintings that look gorgeous until you get closer. David Smalling’s painterly world is full of things you’d expect to find at a lavish… Read More »David Smalling turns mattresses, pearls and instruments into something unsettling and uneasy
By day she advises international law firms. By night, the antique-mould collector shapes crowns, castles and sea serpents out of jelly. There was a time when your jelly said more about you than your wallpaper.… Read More »Caroline Tremlett is bringing the Victorian jelly back, one wobble at a time
We’ve all seen the memes. We all miss the days when AI was just Adobe Illustrator. Could we please go back to that time? Well, I think we’ve officially come full circle. The very technology… Read More »What Happens When Ai Takes on Legacy Apps Like Adobe?
A monogram consists of two or more letters or characters combined into one symbol. Among the most recognized typographic forms, a monogram is arguably the most widely used for product logos, military emblems, athletic wear… Read More »The Daily Heller: Findings of a Monogrammarian