The illustrator and designer helped take two friends’ restaurant idea from humble beginnings to awards success. She explains the challenges involved and how she met them. From Bidenomonics to Romantasy, everyone loves a good portmanteau… Read More »Chloe Norman on her fun character designs for an award-winning restaurant
Major League Baseball has started. And with it, a whole new slate of metaphors to apply to work and life. Today, I’ll apply some baseball to help explain the critical phenomenon of momentum starting with… Read More »Momentum Can Be Manufactured
Our new Horatio’s Garden in Belfast, Northern Ireland is now complete and the spring bulbs are beginning to work their magic. Many of the patients and their families and friends will be here for many… Read More »Horatios Blooming
There are certain things you know you’ll find on Hollywood Blvd: fresh-off-the-bus dream-seekers, street performers caressing pythons, international tourists keeping the selfie stick market afloat— the list goes on and on. Less expected on Tinseltown’s… Read More »JAPAN HOUSE Highlights Japanese Design Culture in the Heart of Hollywood
I have long been a fan of early 20th century cartoons and Ashcan School art of the same period. Louis M. Glackens, the older brother of Ashcan School painter William Glackens, became one of the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Cartoonist Louis Glackens Laid the Foundation for Modern Animators
For the first time in its 97-year history, Lucozade has undergone a major redesign. We take a closer look at its transformation – one that follows a collaboration with Pearlfisher London. For decades, Lucozade might… Read More »Lucozade launches its biggest redesign in nearly 100 years