A native of Texas, Eric Madsen began his design career in Houston before moving to Minneapolis. Following two early partnerships there—Frink, Casey & Madsen, and Madsen & Kuester—he founded The Office of Eric Madsen. Madsen… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Legacy of a Tool Guy
Molly McCammon They’re a good earner and can enhance your creativity. We talked to five illustrators and designers who take on private commissions about the pros, the cons, and what it does for their careers.… Read More »Private commissions: Another string for your creative bow?
All photographs by Emile Mbunzama While the hipster crowd obsesses over pickleball, Pim-Pam’s latest exhibition celebrates the cultural significance and community roots of table tennis. Lately, it seems everyone’s talking about pickleball, the fast-growing paddle… Read More »Pickleball’s not the only paddle game: TOPSP!N celebrates the art of table tennis
Image licensed via Adobe Stock As creatives, we all know boundaries matter. But enforcing them is a different story. Here’s how to go about it. As creatives, our time and mental energy are our most… Read More »How to set boundaries and stick to them, to protect your time and energy
An iconic Gothic church in Bath has been sensitively transformed into a coworking space for creatives, blending historic character with contemporary design. A striking new chapter has begun for Bath’s Trinity Church, which has been… Read More »From sacred to shared: Bath’s Trinity Church reopens as a creative coworking hub
We haven’t got the money, so we’ve got to think. Ernest Rutherford “My 401K just became a 201K.” That was one of the bits of gallows humor I saw late last week as the stock… Read More »I Shot the Tariff