This naiad looks dangerous Shropshire-based independent artist Emily Hare tells us about her upcoming book, Savage Strangehollow, and how that world kick-started a new career. Come. Cross the road, follow the wall and duck through… Read More »Step into Strangehollow: Emily Hare’s enchanted forest is back with a brand-new bestiary
Renowned dessert brand Gü has revealed a global brand transformation designed to sharpen on-shelf navigation, boost standout and reconnect the brand with its original premium DNA, as competition in the indulgence category continues to heat… Read More »Gü unveils a global rebrand by Derek&Eric
To mark its 25th anniversary, Wikipedia has launched a new global campaign and docuseries that shifts the focus away from the platform itself and onto the volunteers who quietly keep one of the internet’s most… Read More »Wikipedia turns 25 and spotlights the humans behind the world’s knowledge
With our 2026 PRINT Awards regular registration deadline rapidly approaching on January 22nd, the excitement around this year’s Awards is mounting. But of course we’re still thinking about PRINT Awards of the past, and this… Read More »Checking in With PRINT Award Winners Sunday Afternoon
Some Typefaces are Born From Grids, Geometry, and Good Taste. Others are Born From…Spam In 2024, Allen & Gerritsen (A&G) turned its holiday card into a cause, releasing a made-from-scratch typeface literally handcrafted from spam… Read More »Allen & Gerritsen’s “Amperspam 2.0” Is Back—Bigger, Bolder, and (Somehow) Even Meatier
Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and… Read More »What Matters to Rogier Vijverberg