A friend posted something from E! Online about Khloe Kardashian’s “rank for aging slowly” on her Facebook feed last week (and made a very funny joke about it). Yes, it’s clickbait garbage. Also, it had… Read More »We’re All a Little Ageist Sometimes
This week’s guest is designer, writer, and educator Ellen Lupton. She’s written and contributed to at least thirty books including Thinking With Type and Extra Bold: A Feminist, Inclusive, Anti-Racist, Nonbinary Field Guide for Graphic… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Ellen Lupton
As a fellow Canadian who’s admired Bruce Mau’s work since my design student days, I was excited to see how his team has breathed new life into The National Ballet of Canada’s (NBOC) visual identity.… Read More »The National Ballet of Canada’s Dances with a New Identity by Bruce Mau Design
It is Octavia E. Butler (1947-2006), the first Black science fiction author and Afro-Futurist pioneer, who got me interested in actually reading the genre, rather than just watching the movies. I haven’t read all her… Read More »The Daily Heller: Octavia E. Butler’s Convictions on Predictions
Image licensed via Shutterstock / Adam McCullough You don’t need to be a musician to learn from the rapper’s recent adventures at Paris 2024. We list seven tips for following in Snoop Dogg’s footsteps and… Read More »Live your best creative life: tips for freelancers inspired by Snoop Dogg’s Olympics
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Want to use the professional network to boost your freelance career? These tips from fellow creatives will help you leverage LinkedIn authentically and effectively. Social media isn’t what it used… Read More »How to use LinkedIn wisely without the cringe factor