This year marks the centennial of the Art Deco movement, which was defined at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris in 1925. The architectural style made its way to the… Read More »Photographer Robert Landau’s New Book Celebrates the Centennial of LA Art Deco
“The Strathmore Paper Company began on St. Patrick’s Day in 1892,” reads the official corporate history, “when founder, Horace Moses opened the Mittineague paper mill in West Springfield, MA. Soon after opening the first mill,… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Country is Only as Good as Its Trademarks
Aguinaldo Perrone identifies as an artist whose primary influences are commercial adverts and posters—and, more to the point, the street itself. As he recently wrote about his art featuring the Italian urban landscape, a canyon… Read More »The Daily Heller: Presenting Poster Pop Paintings
In-house design leadership can have profound effects on elevating nonprofit branding and storytelling. People in this role might have different titles: Creative Director, Design Director, Design Lead, Head of Design are common ones. For simplicity,… Read More »Why Nonprofits Need In-House Creative Leads
Thinking holistically is easy to say, but hard to do, especially when designing strategies to change behavior within a specific role like patient, HCP, or caregiver. In this episode, hosts Sonika Garcia and Gabe Cummings… Read More »Seeing People Beyond Their Function
Whenever the folks over at the Montreal-based strategic brand consultancy Six Cinquième are up to something, they have my attention. I have long been a fan of what founders Ash Phillips and Miro LaFlaga have… Read More »Six Cinquième and Never Was Average Team Up to Center Diverse Perspectives in Design