Hello, hello. Here are the things. 1 — After mentioning the Penrose Annual in last week’s Meanwhile, Alistair pointed me in the direction of Penrose 1964–73, a forthcoming book that collects the best bits from… Read More »Meanwhile: Painstaking Bother
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Diana Varma
David Klein, 1960. I’ve been dubbed “New York–centric,” as if it were a bad thing. My love for the city goes back to my birth. I’ve always thought of Manhattan as the center of the… Read More »The Daily Heller: New York “Wonder City” in Posters
Tokyo-based illustrator Yuki Uebo creates messy, densely-packed images that reflect the crowded lifestyle of Japan’s capital city. With practically 14 million people calling Tokyo home, the largest city on the planet is also one of… Read More »Yuki Uebo’s crowded illustrations are inspired by the hustle and bustle of Tokyo life
Image licensed via Adobe Stock We celebrate International Client Day by sharing some tried-and-tested tips for growing and nurturing your relationships with clients. Happy International Client Day! Didn’t know that was a thing? You’re not… Read More »Cherish to flourish: how to build a lasting relationship with your clients
Ontario-based writer and illustrator Jess Hannigan is about to release her first picture book, Spider in the Well. We caught up with her to learn how she made it and why lies are the perfect… Read More »Spider in the Well: Jess Hannigan’s picture book debut is a cheeky tale of secrets, lies and wishes