London-based creative Zhanjiang Liu switched to illustration after ten years of working in the design industry. Despite being a relatively new illustrator, his drawings explode off the page with a chaotic intensity as they capture… Read More »Zhanjiang Liu embraces unpredictability in his chaotic pen and ink drawings of daily life
When we first saw Mario Carpe’s print series, You Are My Type, we loved it, even if we couldn’t quite classify it. In three volumes, You Are My Type is experimental typography, bold poster composition, and an exuberant… Read More »Mario Carpe’s Joyful Three-Volume Type & Visual Exploration
Grabbing consumers’ attention on crowded shelves requires a truly distinctive visual identity. Especially in the beverage market flooded with seltzers, canned cocktails, and ciders. Thorntail, a new player in this competitive arena, turned to the… Read More »From Hummingbirds to Hard Agave: Crafting Thorntail’s Refreshing Brand Identity
Meet the 2024 PRINT Awards Jury for Brand Collaborations It takes a particular sensitivity to see opportunities for collaboration where others see only individual excellence. But when a partnership hits just right, it’s magical. For… Read More »Brand BFFs
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Archie Bell II
Jeffrey Everett is an unstoppable poster maker. Over 400 concert posters and more than 200 for other cultural events. A fraction of this work along with process drawings are collected in Let It Bleed: Twenty… Read More »The Daily Heller: 20 Years, 600 Concert Posters, a Legacy of Music Design