The Strasbourg-based artist uses marker pens, risograph printing and her unique eye for colour to document the great outdoors in locations across France. Vast outdoor settings, bold forms, and unexpected colours combine to give French… Read More »Fresh impressions of the French landscape with Agathe Meunier
By her own confession, Monika Jurczyk – AKA Monsie – has bounced between places and jobs like a pinball, but freelance illustration has given her creative soul its voice. “I want my illustrations to be… Read More »The powerful and empowering illustrations of Monsie
In 1998 I published The Future and Its Enemies, a book that the world is finally catching up with, for good and ill. The old categories of left and right, I argued, didn’t seem as… Read More »The Farmer or the Fair?
Lately, I’ve been fascinated by the moves financial companies are making to court younger audiences, and for good reason. Brands like Chime, Klarna, Check My File, and emerging crypto platforms like 1inch are tapping into… Read More »From Intimidating to Empowering: Financial Brands for the Next Generation
Collage is an art that defies its roots. Just about every artist and designer (as well as every non-artist) has pasted together disparate scraps of things either to express a coded or universal message. László… Read More »The Daily Heller: The College of Collage
Long-established law firms, with reputations forged over generations, stand as symbols of stability and permanence. These venerable institutions, some dating back over a century, embody legacies that command respect and trust. Yet, as technology reshapes… Read More »Strategies for Reimagining Legacy Law Firm Brands