The totality of my possessions reflects the totality of my being. I am what I have. Jean-Paul Sartre Sartre wrote those words in Being and Nothingness in 1949. They are odd words for us to… Read More »My Favorite Things: Reflecting on Loss After the Devastation of Fire
Françoise Mouly has been The New Yorker‘s cover editor for 32 years, during which time she’s introduced hundreds of illustrators to the magazine’s readers. In this 100th-anniversary year of the founding of the publication, it… Read More »The Daily Heller: ‘New Yorker’ Covers, Illuminated
Loughborough isn’t just one of the UK’s most prestigious universities. Studying graphic design here can really kickstart your career in the industry… as this list of influential alumni showcases. Loughborough University’s BA (Hons) Graphic Design… Read More »How Loughborough’s graphic design BA is shaping the industry’s leaders
Esther Sketches – Curating for Change at the Imperial War Museum. For many artists, there’s nothing better than drawing and painting in real life. And, if you’re good at it, there are clients out there… Read More »How live event illustration brings big opportunities for artists
Traffi’s new identity honours its past triumphs while positioning it as empathetic and passionate, something quite unexpected for a PPE company. Lancashire-based brand agency SUN has collaborated with PPE leader Traffi to overhaul its visual… Read More »When PPE meets design: SUN’s rebrand of gloves provider Traffi
New illustrations are a key part of the brand’s new identity, designed to help its new Greek and Kefir products stand out on the shelf. London-based B&B studio has revamped Yeo Valley Organic’s entire visual… Read More »B&B Studio revamps Yeo Valley Organic to sow success for the future