The photo was of a distraught child, with a face betraying not only pain and fear but stupefaction at being the victim of a fight started and waged by unknown adults. The still photo was… Read More »Frames That Force Us to Look
There was a time when Futura felt like the future. All circles and conviction, it carried modernism’s belief that geometry could build a better world—and maybe even get us to the moon. But history moves… Read More »Frama—Geometry After the Space Age
Last week I challenged readers to name the designer of the following brochure for geriatric medications, hinting that this person had also created the company’s logo, featured on the verso side of the title page.… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Mystery of the Abstract Caduceus
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Frontify’s new report, Rebranding Redefined, argues that successful rebrands depend on living systems rather than static assets. Here are the main points of the report, and how you can apply… Read More »Six powerful ways to make your next rebrand better
Detail from Apartment 2119, 2025 © Li Wang From sunlit beaches to intimate interiors, the Beijing-born artist explores masculinity, queer diasporic experience and personal memory through vivid, evocative paintings. Sometimes, putting yourself into new situations,… Read More »Li Wang captures life, love and longing in colour
From awkward first dates to relationship idioms brought to life, the illustrator turns everyday romantic misadventures into bold, humorous works that are instantly relatable. There are many ways that a creative mind can spark an… Read More »How dating blunders inspire Kimberly Elliott’s funny illustrations