Somerset-based illustrator, Charles Bailey channels the likes of Quentin Blake and Spike Milligan in his naive, expressive artwork, which explores complex themes. Visual communicator Charles Bailey has always wanted to do something creative. Ever since… Read More »Illustrator Charles Bailey uses a deliberately naive art style to talk about difficult subjects
This piece was written by Kit Hinrichs, Principal and Creative Director of Studio Hinrichs in San Francisco. Hinrichs is a recipient of the prestigious AIGA medal in recognition of his exceptional achievements in the field… Read More »Remembering Tom Ingalls (1949-2024)
One of the first artists I ever covered for PRINT was the extraordinary quilting artist Bisa Butler. Widely beloved and heralded for her immersive quilted portraits, Butler has been one of the modern-day fiber artists… Read More »“Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art” Highlights the Often Undervalued Art Form
How can we bake a better world, one delicious bite at a time? Join us as we delve into the world of sustainable and inclusive baking with plant-based baking mama Kimberle Lau, Founder of Bake… Read More »Brands for a Better World: Sustainable & Inclusive Baking
The Olympic games are as much a vivid display of individual strength, skill and endurance as they are a promotion for the might of the country, state and city that hosts them. The most infamous… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Golden Olympiad Remembered
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Working as a creative freelancer can be stressful right now. We asked the creative community for tips on overcoming it. We love freelancing. It can be incredibly rewarding, offering autonomy,… Read More »Managing mental health in 2024: freelancers share their strategies in turbulent times