I first met Françoise Mouly at The New Yorker’s old Times Square offices. This was way back when artists used to deliver illustrations in person. I had stopped by to turn in a spot drawing… Read More »When Eustace Met Françoise | Françoise Mouly
To belatedly coincide with the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, powerHouse books is republishing its 2012 book My Name is New York by Nora Guthrie, a walking guide to legendary folk singer/songwriter/composer Woody Guthrie’s… Read More »The Daily Heller: This American Singer-Songwriter Fought Fascists
Slick digital campaigns and AI-generated imagery dominate our screens these days, but Brazil-based visual arts studio Black Madre has carved — quite literally — a compelling case for the power of craft. Their latest work,… Read More »Black Madre’s Handcarved Campaign for Corona Elevates Folklore in ‘Fishermen Storytellers’
Rebranding is a pivotal moment in the life of a nonprofit or foundation. While it may seem like an exercise in aesthetics, a rebrand often signals something much deeper—a reflection of where an organization has… Read More »When is it Time to Rebrand
We’ve long been navigating the age of content proliferation. Pictures and graphics move around our digital universe faster than you can say gigabytes. This maze of sharing, downloading, and screenshotting often strips content of its… Read More »Adobe Content Authenticity Ushers in a New Era of Transparency, Attribution & Protection for Creators
The best social medium is word of mouth. Until a friend told me about it, I was entirely oblivious to Netflix’s ecstatically hilarious White House whodunnit, “The Residence,” which premiered on March 20. It is… Read More »The Daily Heller: Maira Kalman on Her Titles for ‘The Residence’