A new exhibition at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art explores the overlooked beauty of endpapers—the decorative pages on the inside of a book’s covers that have become an expanded canvas in contemporary… Read More »The Daily Heller: Between the Cover and the Book
In the summer of 2024, skincare brand Kiehl’s launched its first products for the care of intimate areas, called Kiehl’s Personals. In support of Kiehl’s Personals, the brand created provocative window posters and social media… Read More »Keihl’s Reinforces Body Positivity With ‘Pubic Display Type’ Campaign
In the law profession, we lean heavily on rational argument and analytical proof. Design can sometimes appear peripheral—a cosmetic afterthought rather than a critical factor in shaping perceptions. Yet when you walk into a law… Read More »Data Can Blind Us to Design’s True Value
The best television shows feel like fully realized worlds in which we can immerse ourselves entirely as viewers. And the best opening title sequences open the doors to those worlds at the start of each… Read More »Diving Deep into ‘The White Lotus’ Season Three Opening Titles with the Creators
In advance of today’s PRINT Book Club with Kevin Bethune—which will dig into his recently published Nonlinear: Navigating Design with Curiosity and Conviction—we are reprising this interview from March 9, 2022, about his first book,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Realism Plus Dreams Equals Reimagined Design
Credit: Estudio Gagarin Whether she’s working with The New York Times, teaching workshops on creative voice, or crafting guides for cinnamon farmers, Rocío Egío’s career is a celebration of curiosity, culture, and the endless power… Read More »Rocío Egio on embracing dyslexia, mediterranean roots, and finding freedom in illustration