All My Friends Reprise: Looking For Owls blends vibrant imagery with detailed band lore. London illustrator Sam Taylor explains what he learned from this unusual project. We’re big fans of London-based illustrator Sam Taylor, whom… Read More »Illustrator Sam Taylor on his psychedelic kids’ book inspired by the band Phish
Political tropes and materials such as leaflets, protest banners, and opinion stickers are heavily featured in the graphic identity of the exhibition. Munich-based studio WVH has designed the graphic concept and identity for an architecture… Read More »WVH designs exhibition that explores generosity and violence in architecture
In Mexico, we’ve just had a Presidential election, probably the most important one in modern times. On one side, our current government selected and promoted (often illegally) Claudia Sheinbaum as a continuation of their “movement.”… Read More »In Mexico as in the US, Disinformation is a Powerful Brand
This article is brought to PRINT readers by DIELINE, a leading authority on CPG, packaging, and branding. For more packaging insights and exclusive member content, visit thedieline.com. While brands like Target have been spooked enough by… Read More »Prime Slapped Trump’s Name On a Bottle; Should the Brand Really Be Courting Trumpland?
Missed our conversation with Nicholas Lowry and Angelina Lippert? Register here to watch this episode of PRINT Book Club. Until the launch of Wonder City of the World (book and exhibition), there had never been… Read More »Mythmaking and the Metropolis: Book Club Recap with Nicholas Lowry & Angelina Lippert
Among the lesser-celebrated architectural highlights of any city or town are the lampposts. Hidden in plain sight, they are essential for much more than illumination—setting a tone, establishing a presence, defining the time of the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Los Angeles’ Heavenly Lights