Industry perspective by industrial design educators Juan Noguera and Tom Weis. The Doomsday Clock symbol, originally designed in 1947 by Martyl Langsdorf for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, had a simple symbolic purpose: The… Read More »A Symbol Reimagined: Merging Tradition and Technology in the Doomsday Clock
Great design isn’t just about what looks good today—it’s about creating something that lasts and flourishes. Your work has the power to inspire, influence, and leave a mark on the industry. But legacies aren’t don’t… Read More »The 2025 PRINT Awards: Success Smells Sweet
Today’s one of those days where I can’t stop doomscrolling, or whatever the term is for compulsive longform doom reading. Luckily, it’s also book cover day here at PRINT—each of the jackets below provided a… Read More »20 of the Best Book Covers for March 2025
Adrian Shaughnessy, co-publisher of Unit Editions (an imprint of Thames and Hudson), has a problem. He plans to make not one, but three books of work by Chris Ashworth, a former Ray Gun art director,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Chris Ashworth Takes a Stand Against Digital Hygiene
Brendan Hunt, Jason Sudeikis and Brett Goldstein in “Ted Lasso,” now streaming on Apple TV+. Looking for ways to work smarter, not harder? It turns out that some of the best productivity hacks aren’t found… Read More »Productivity hacks that we can learn from our favourite fictional characters
Rooted in self-expression and fuelled by the “runner’s high”, PUMA’s Go Wild campaign combines emotional storytelling, everyday athletes, and Gen Z insight. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that the sportswear industry is obsessed… Read More »PUMA goes wild with new global campaign