Jason Brown was built for this moment. Over the last 30 years, the creative and business operations powerhouse has been unknowingly cultivating the exact set of skills and experience to be the perfect fit for… Read More »Jason Brown’s Perfectly Imperfect Path to Pearlfisher
Exceptional design isn’t just about the finished product. It’s created with sustainability in mind – from inception to completion. At PRINT, we celebrate design that’s mindful of the environment around us – built to last,… Read More »Lobster Tales, Sustainably Told
Dan Kois writes about the decline in reading books among kids 8 to 12 and the precipitous decline in reading books for fun: Ask anyone who works with elementary-school children about the state of reading… Read More »Why Did Kids Stop Reading for Pleasure?
The advertising trope known as “poster stamps” started in the late 19th-early 20th century. An offshoot of the large street poster craze, for the most part these stamps were faithfully reproduced versions of larger works.… Read More »The Daily Heller: Posters That Fit on a No. 11 Envelope
During a recent visit to London, I visited my “old friends,” The Ambassadors, at the National Gallery of Art. It’s a 16th-century masterpiece of Northern Renaissance painting by Hans Holbein the Younger. Part of its… Read More »From Holbein to Niemann: A 500-Year-Old Marvel Lives
For those in the know within the textile community, the city of Mulhouse in eastern France is already on your radar. But for those textile laymen like myself, who have a surface-level appreciation for textiles… Read More »TASCHEN’s Two-Volume Textile Collection is Pure Coffee Table Eye Candy