The American TV network known for youth-oriented entertainment and reality shows is now adding sports to its offering. So they asked DixonBaxi to craft a fresh identity to rebrand them for 2024. The CW is… Read More »DixonBaxi rebrands US TV network The CW as it expands its content mix
Leeds-based illustrator Khloe Baker documents the people and stories behind the city’s famous food markets in a charming personal project cum zine. And it’s gone down with vendors so well that she’s even got some… Read More »Illustrator Khloe Baker draws the people and communities that make Leeds food market special
Fine arts pencil illustrator and writer Stephanie Orma can be found in the cafes of Lake Como and Bordeaux, diligently recording the people she sees with a satirical twist. Why? Because according to her, satirical… Read More »Stephanie Orma on how drawing satirical sketches creates a universal connection
Art is a resonant source in a near-constant orbit around my life and work, so I was immediately drawn to Bianca Bosker’s new book. Get The Picture titillates as a peek inside the closed society… Read More »Seeing is Unseeing: Bianca Bosker’s Immersive Year in the Art World in ‘Get The Picture”
Broaden your perspective through Black designers and writers, diversify your bookshelf, and support local bookstores! PRINT has pulled together a collection of design and culture reads in honor of Black History Month. Our hope is… Read More »Broaden Your Perspective With Books By Black Designers & Writers
A simple rule of love: when they ask for something special, give it to them. Don’t throw vegan January at them (unless they’re a vegan), or keto January, or New Year/New You. Not health food.… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: The Importance of Making Comfort Food