Law firms often approach branding as a series of discrete projects—a new logo, a website redesign, or a campaign to launch a practice group. Yet, this piecemeal approach has become increasingly inadequate as the legal… Read More »Branding as a System, Not a Campaign: Evolving Legal Identities for the Digital Age
This spring, bibliophiles and art lovers alike have reason to celebrate. The Folio Society, the London-based independent publisher revered for its exquisite hardcovers, will unveil its first major exhibition in the United States: “The Art… Read More »The Folio Society Celebrates 78 Years of Visual Storytelling Through the Art of Book Illustration
Frank Frazetta (1928–2010) was not just a horror magazine artist whose purpose was to create fantasies that scare the bejesus out of the average mortal. He was an artist first, and storyteller second. His art… Read More »The Daily Heller: Frank Frazetta, the Norman Rockwell of Horror
Illustration by Sunny Wu As AI-generated dolls flood social media, illustrators are reclaiming our creative spaces with hand-drawn alternatives that celebrate human artistry instead. If you’ve glanced at social media recently, you’ve probably seen a… Read More »Illustrators launch fightback against AI dolls with #StarterPackNoAI trend
As part of our Caregiving & Creativity theme, we speak with Thecla Schaeffer—an artist, former creative director, and single mother of three—about reclaiming space, rejecting outdated narratives, and creating art in the kitchen as an… Read More »Thecla Schaeffer on motherhood as both protest and power in art and creativity
Creative studio Derek&Eric’s latest work for Lindt reimagines the iconic Gold Bunny for Easter 2024, wrapping its charm (and signature red ribbon) around a luxurious new chocolate egg offering. Easter is no stranger to visual… Read More »Derek&Eric give Lindt’s Easter a golden glow-up