In response to AI’s rapid takeover of editorial imagery, Anna May and the team behind MISC magazine made something physical and human. Here’s why. Most of us in the creative industries have spent this year… Read More »Why a stylist and her crew built a magazine instead of just moaning about AI
Co-founder Jeremy Sahlman Co-founder Jeremy Sahlman on building a studio from a chance meeting on a Boston street, chasing ideas nobody asked for, and why taste is the one thing the new tools can’t fake.… Read More »How Black Math learned to start with art – and why curiosity, not speed, is the point
Sitting down with pencil and paper and sketching one’s surroundings is one of the most fundamental acts of artistic expression. Simple, direct, grounding, and, in many ways, timeless. The Seattle-based journalist and sketcher Gabi Campanario… Read More »Gabi Campanario’s Annual Sketcher Fest Brings the Global Travel Sketching Movement to Seattle
Back in late 2019, we did something that felt equally noble and irrational: we bought PRINT out of bankruptcy. The idea that a design publication that had been around since 1940 could simply vanish felt… Read More »The 86-year Evolution
For its tenth edition, the cult charity auction returns with 700 one-off record sleeves from the likes of Murugiah, Clare Twomey, and Thierry Noir. And you won’t know who designed yours, or which song is… Read More »Bid blind for a Murugiah or a Clare Twomey as War Child’s Secret 7″ marks 10 years
Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) was a wellspring of Modern design in Austria. Like Bauhaus, which started later, the synthesis of art and life (gesamtkunstwerk) as a totality governed its members’ process. Working under the motto… Read More »The Daily Heller: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte