Recently, I spent a week with my niece and her children. Her youngest is a newborn, and her oldest is, without exaggeration, the most energetic child I have ever met. I know, I know, everyone… Read More »Resilience and Bouncing Balls
PRINT New Visual Artists have remained at the forefront of visual culture since the dawn of the new millennium. In 1999, we looked ahead to the new millennium. Concerns about a Y2K bug were kicking… Read More »A Look Back with Michael Braley, NVA Class of 1999
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Dave Snyder
Back Market refurbishes old tech so it can be resold and doesn’t have to be thrown away. A new visual identity helps communicate that mission and champions the concept of circularity. It’s not just billions… Read More »Visual identity for refurb site Back Market channels its passion for change
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Beautify your workspace and protect your health and posture with these fantastic laptop stands. Our curated list will help you find the perfect ergonomic solution for your creative adventures. Summer’s… Read More »Elevate your screen: The best laptop stands for creatives this summer
Road cycling isn’t the gentlest of sports, as a new book by sports photographer Kristof Ramon (aka Kramon) lays bare with its stunningly dramatic images. For those who’ve been excited by the cycling at the… Read More »The Art of Suffering: honest photographs capture the brutal beauty of road cycling