At the Adaptive Design Association (ADA) on West 36th Street in Manhattan, there are fascinating things to look at, study, and be curious about. You might be most attracted, as I was, to the cards… Read More »Design and Humanity Intersect at the Adaptive Design Association
This week’s guest is Forest Young, fresh off announcing his new position at Fundamentalco, where he leads the design discipline for new economy clients. He is part of the senior business acceleration team with a… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Forest Young
Breaking into the theater scene in New York City can prove a daunting endeavor for those with the grit to pursue it, especially for the playwrights who are often behind the scenes. Page 73, a… Read More »Studio Usher Rebrands Page 73 as an Off-Broadway Powerhouse
I was 18 in 1968 and could legally vote for the first time. But it was not the first time I was in a voting booth, nor the first time I pulled the lever to… Read More »The Daily Heller: Why I Didn’t Vote Democrat …
The minority-owned motion studio BIEN has created a new animation highlighting the talents of wheelchair basketball players for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which start on 28 August. Diversity and inclusion are topics that are… Read More »BIEN’s Paralympic wheelchair basketball spot goes beyond stereotypes
Elves, dwarves, wizards, a lich and an owlbear all feature alongside an iconic red dragon in what could be the most unlikely stamp collection ever issued by the Royal Mail – and role-players and fantasy… Read More »Fantasy artist Wayne Reynolds paints D&D stamps for Royal Mail