We chat with the fine art photographer about her new book, Candyland, which offers a fresh, empowering perspective through collaborative portraits that celebrate female sexuality and individuality. It doesn’t matter how much we tell ourselves… Read More »Photographer Elizabeth Waterman challenges our perceptions of porn stars
A recent graduate of Nottingham Trent, Isobelle Farrar is catching the eye with projects like HAG, which combine imagery, textiles, and storytelling to challenge the way older women are dismissed and ignored in society. Congratulations… Read More »Isobelle Farrar: the young illustrator standing with the old
What better way to brand a sweet treat than through a bespoke typeface that literally looks good enough to eat? Yes, the rhyme was intentional. Beirut-based food processing company Gandour founded its baked goods range… Read More »Derek&Eric designs a delicious identity for confectionary brand Yamama
As a self-proclaimed charcuterie board maestro, I take my snack game seriously, so imagine my chagrin when I realized I’d never met labneh. Originating from the Middle East and made with strained yogurt, labneh is… Read More »Red Antler Crafts a Big Brand Debut for BEZi Labneh
Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt… Read More »Two Craigs: 11/52
Johnny Selman started Peace Post with his team at Selman in 2016 as a way to work on something meaningful between client projects. Led by its eponymous founder, the Brooklyn design studio otherwise specializes in… Read More »The Daily Heller: Johnny Selman’s Stamps of Approval