The other night, during a particularly horrible news week, a dear friend texted me. I need some advice. I can’t stop doom scrolling and it’s really put me in a mood, feeling helpless, hopeless, and… Read More »The Great Anti-Doom Scrolling Therapy Guide
This guest post is by Anna Hammill, London’s Managing Director and Global Chief Strategy Officer for Denomination. The award-winning drinks branding agency, located in London and San Francisco, is female-founded and led and committed to… Read More »Beyond Basic: Rethinking Value for Today’s Beverage Consumers
The stabbing of Salman Rushdie in 2022 was a uniquely horrifying event in the literary world, the real world, and, well, any world. And thus as someone who writes about design and publishing, I wondered… Read More »15 of the Best Book Covers of the Month: April 2024
To make a true impact, your mission needs to be baked into the DNA of your brand from the get-go. Joining us today to share the keys to the success of an impact-driven brand is… Read More »Brands for a Better World: John Foraker of Once Upon a Farm
The illustrator behind a series of best-selling books explains how she sums up the story and grabs the reader’s attention. We all know the old saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”. But let’s… Read More »Leah Jacobs-Gordon on the artistry of book cover design
USModernist is the largest open digital archive for identifying, recording and preserving Modern homes built in the United States. As it warns on its admittedly Massimo Vignelli–inspired website, “Midcentury Modernist houses are frequently endangered and… Read More »The Daily Heller: Alexander Isley Does Modern(ism) a Favor