Humans love to “make faces.” As children we learn that sad faces produce sympathy, angry faces produce fear, kind faces produce trust, and funny faces produce laughs. In the world of comedy, facial recognition is… Read More »The Daily Heller: For Drew Friedman, Comedy is in the Face
100 Days is an annual project at New York City’s School of Visual Arts that was founded by Michael Bierut. Each year, the students of the school’s Master’s in Branding Program spend 100 days documenting… Read More »Deciphering Mixed Cultural Messages in “100 Days of The Jellyfish Case”
The current economic climate in the United States presents a complex picture. While the overall economy is performing well, the benefits are not uniformly felt across all sectors. Some companies and organizations are thriving, while… Read More »Design Can Help Firms Strategically Navigate Uncertain Times
Throughout this season of the series host Doug Powell has been looking at the impact of AI and other emerging technology on the future of design and design leadership with a particular focus on the… Read More »This is a Prototype: Vivek Rao
That was how Brian Collins described New Visual Artist Timothy Goodman in 2009 Fifteen years later, does that description still measure up? Take one glimpse at his work, and the answer is apparent—a resounding yes!… Read More »An Antidote to Melancholy
Twenty-two limited-edition books in 34 years may not sound like an efficient time-to-product ratio for a publisher, but Michael Torosian does not measure success by arbitrary printing quotas. Rather, the fine-art photographer turned proprietor of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Shedding Some Light on Lumiere Press