From home offices to coffee-stained desks, these blue-collar designers are the creative engines driving innovation and proving that true design excellence doesn’t always come with a corporate office or ton of publicity. There’s a large… Read More »Celebrating the Unsung Heroes: The real trendsetters of the design industry deserve a medal
Italian designer Davide Mascioli has launched a Kickstarter for SELA, a comprehensive archive of space exploration logos. Rome-based designer and art director Davide Mascioli hopes to bring to life SELA—Space Exploration Logo Archive, an extraordinary… Read More »Space Exploration Logo Archive: Celebrating 370 logos that reach for the stars
If you, like me, watch travel, house-hunting, and cooking shows, you know that Chiang Mai, Thailand, is touted as the latest laid-back, inexpensive place to enjoy great scenery, food, and hospitality. Thailand’s second-largest city, located… Read More »Transforming Traditional Handcraft into Economic Growth in Thailand
My Pinterest account has about 200 boards, each with a healthy quantity of pins. One of these boards is “word of the day,” with 507 pins. I pin words I find intriguing in any language.… Read More »Palinoia and Patient Mastery
Can something exemplify being etched in stone and flow as if drawn with a broad-nib pen? GT Pantheon, the newest typeface from the famed Swiss foundry Grilli Type, can and does. GT Pantheon was released… Read More »Chisel & Flow: GT Pantheon is a New Classic
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 Phuong Nguyen