When the so-called “hippie stamp” was issued in 1967, it was with, among some stamp fetishists, a somewhat fatalistic view that stamps were old school and would be phased out (in favor of printed stickers).… Read More »The Daily Heller: Are You a Fatalistic Philatelist?
Hockney-inspired self-portrait © Gayle Kabaker The New Yorker cover artist on why a cover still feels like a miracle, the morning David Hockney died, and learning to paint bedding like water. Gayle Kabaker has illustrated… Read More »How Gayle Kabaker turned a whisper at the Met into a life of pools, brides, and quiet rebellion
The studio behind the rebrand has expanded the SS Great Britain into a full cultural destination, with a defiantly un-nautical pink lifted straight from Totterdown’s terraces. Some ships are worth knowing about. Brunel’s SS Great… Read More »How&How gives Brunel’s SS Great Britain a second life as Bristol Dockyards
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Alex Wright has worshiped the printer’s devil since he was young. The author of books on communications, he recently took the deep dive into the history and mythology of the American newspaper in Empire of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Hot on the Presses
Pinterest is changing. What does that mean for creatives? Image licensed via Adobe Stock As AI takes over from Google search, the thing that used to draw people to your creative work is disappearing fast.… Read More »The web that built your creative business is being dismantled. So what should you do now?