The reverberations coming off George Floyd’s murder in May of 2020 begged the reckoning of every industry, company, entity, and person, challenging us to think long and hard about how to respond. Some responded in… Read More »The State of Black Design Conference Builds Bridges Between Black Designers, Recruiters, and What’s Possible
In all of my memoir workshops, I teach a Mark Doty essay on how memory changes with time, and the knowledge that what we remember of what happened back there is not wrong, although it… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: On the Betrayal of Memory
Well, it’s the end of the road. Or rather, the end of the path. In the final episode of Revision Path, I’m interviewed by design educator and long-time friend Lisa Babb. We reflected on the… Read More »Revision Path: Goodbye
Mark Mothersbaugh is the co-founder, composer, lead singer and keyboardist of DEVO, the eclectic New Wave band whose 1980 song “Whip It” was a top 20 single. A polymath and experimenter, Mothersbaugh creates music for… Read More »The Daily Heller: Mark Mothersbaugh’s Eye-Phonics
Today is the final day to enter the 2024 PRINT Awards Today is the day. It’s time to dazzle the judges, bedazzle the competition, and leave a trail of awesome in your wake. So, don… Read More »The End Of The PRINT Awards for 2024 — Are You Ready To Walk The Red Carpet Of Creativity?
Worries over falling birth rates have replaced fears of the “population bomb.” Birth rates have noticeably cratered in Italy and South Korea but are declining throughout the developed world. Lately, it seems, the subject has… Read More »On Human Capital, Greedy Jobs, and Biological Clocks