My photography is deeply community-connected, so none of this is worth it if my community doesn’t feel rightfully represented. Los Angeles-based photographer Thalia Gochez bought her first camera at a flea market for a buck… Read More »Thalia Gochez Honors Latine Identity Through Her Immersive Photographs
Each year, RGD asks a different Canadian design agency or studio to tackle their conference identity. In these shorter episodes, host Nicola Hamilton will be speaking with some of those folks—past DesignThinkers Design Partners. In… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Dominic Ayre RGD
Tamar Cohen‘s relationship with dots has her circling the globe in search of inspiration. She is a polka dot lady through and through, although Yayoi Kusama is the Dot Queen. But who’s going to quibble… Read More »The Daily Heller: Dizzy for Dots, Dots and More Dots
If you want your art to mean something yet still get paid for it, this Indian designer and illustrator offers an example to follow. Want to work for big brands yet still create game-changing and… Read More »Noopur Choksi shows how commercial success and artistic integrity needn’t fight
The digital-first studio draws the human narrative out of a highly technical story to better sell it to the public. Let’s face it: data analysis hardly sounds like the sexiest of subjects. But often, it… Read More »OHMY takes the dry subject of data analysis and brings it to life for Sonder
Rabbit holes can be oh-so-fun. No, not the doomscrolling variety. We’re talking about the kind designers descend into as they nurture the seed of a new idea or a spark inspired by something they’ve seen.… Read More »Revolver Type Reimagines Matthew Carter’s Iconic Airport Typeface