Back in late 2019, we did something that felt equally noble and irrational: we bought PRINT out of bankruptcy. The idea that a design publication that had been around since 1940 could simply vanish felt… Read More »The 86-year Evolution
For its tenth edition, the cult charity auction returns with 700 one-off record sleeves from the likes of Murugiah, Clare Twomey, and Thierry Noir. And you won’t know who designed yours, or which song is… Read More »Bid blind for a Murugiah or a Clare Twomey as War Child’s Secret 7″ marks 10 years
Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) was a wellspring of Modern design in Austria. Like Bauhaus, which started later, the synthesis of art and life (gesamtkunstwerk) as a totality governed its members’ process. Working under the motto… Read More »The Daily Heller: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte
Sunny San Diego served as the perfect backdrop for this year’s Sustainable Brands conference, bringing together some of the world’s most influential companies to discuss the future of sustainability. My first time attending, I wasn’t… Read More »What Designers Need to Know from the Sustainable Brands Conference 2026
The Milan-based, Sardinia-born illustrator reimagines retro glamour as something stranger and far more self-possessed – and he got there by taking the long way round. The women in Federico Salis’s illustrations are not waiting to… Read More »Federico Salis paints bold, glossy women who refuse to be looked at the usual way
The self-taught illustrator, muralist and pattern designer on swapping advertising for a sketchbook, painting 42 feet in the air, and why slow periods are easier when your income isn’t relying on one thing. If you… Read More »How Anne-Julie Dudemaine turned burnout into a career of colour, pattern and Montreal murals