Going to the movies is magic. The smell of buttery popcorn, the cozy feeling of the lights dimming and built up excitement for escapism. It always takes me back to being a kid. It’s one… Read More »Bringing Back the Magic to AMC
Typographics 2026 opened in New York City at Cooper Union’s historic Great Hall with a conference devoted to type, language, and visual culture. Across two days of presentations and conversations from June 27-26, typography was… Read More »Typographics 2026: Who Gets to Be Legible?
Image licensed via Adobe Stock We asked illustrators what they charge and how they’re feeling out there. The answers were more honest than we bargained for. Here’s a number we didn’t expect: £350. That’s the… Read More »Illustrator pricing in 2026: what 380 artists told us about day rates, licensing & the 21% who feel fairly paid
Image licensed via Adobe Stock We asked illustrators what they charge and how they’re feeling out there. The answers were more honest than we bargained for. Here’s a number we didn’t expect: £350. That’s the… Read More »Illustrator pricing in 2026: what 403 artists told us about day rates, licensing & the 20% who feel fairly paid
Books are a viable canvas for Mark Wynne, a writer and graphic designer. He has launched and designed a diverse range of publications—including Official PlayStation Magazine and cult videogame title EDGE. He’s also redesigned and… Read More »The Daily Heller: Tales of an Experimental Book
Work for The Telegraph Magazine Known for his retro illustrations for big-name clients, the Argentine artist explains how he stays human in the age of AI. Ask most illustrators to name their career highlight, and… Read More »‘Detail is a universal language’: Marcos Montiel on packaging, process and love for pencils