Consider the storefront awning. Perhaps you never really have before, because, well, why would you? Storefront awnings are the sort of mundane structures that populate our day-to-day lives, serving a clear utility function and don’t… Read More »Egon Van Herreweghe Reveals the Artistry of Storefront Awnings in His Show ‘The Menu’
Cat Sock, 2024 © Minyoung Kim The South Korea-born and London-based artist has always been obsessed with cats. Below, she tells us why they’re a recurring motif and her reasons for only showing the indirect… Read More »Cats take centre stage in Minyoung Kim’s surreal and subtle paintings
Although I wasn’t aware of it until now, I acquired a portion of my designer’s instinct to critique the quality and effectiveness of logos from an introduction to automobile marques. While passing the time on… Read More »The Daily Heller: Crown Jewels of the Auto Industry
From charcoal smudging to crosshatching and stretchy animations, the illustrator builds immersive worlds through each frame and pencil mark on paper. In Gaia Alari’s drawings, you’ll see worlds where characters are engulfed in flowers, and… Read More »‘I just love dogs’: Gaia Alari on her wobbly, tactile drawings of animals, bodies and emotions
Photo: Nici Eberl The perfect festival for people who make things, Green Man’s science talks, comedy stage and cinema tent deserve as much attention as the main headliners. If you work as a creative and… Read More »Beyond the mountain stage: there’s more for creatives at Green Man 2026 than just music
Walter Allner, Alexander Liberman and Fred Troller each maintained two distinct yet overlapping artistic practices—fine and applied. They were nourished and influenced by both. Bauhaus to Your House: Personal Work, a new catalog published by… Read More »The Daily Heller: Designers as Artists, Too