Washington, DC is getting bolder—and a whole lot brighter—thanks to a new mural installation at CityCenterDC, the city’s fashion-forward hub within a 10-acre mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. Created by Design Army, the… Read More »CityCenterDC Gets Whimsical With a Fantastical New Mural by Design Army
A few weeks after graduating from TypeMedia in The Hague, Nina Stössinger did what many type designers do after finishing a complex thesis: she reset. It was September 2014, on a trip through Norway, and… Read More »Cassis: A Typeface as Tasty as a Kir Royale
Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and… Read More »What Matters to James Glover
DEAD FINGERS TRACE—an unnerving monograph of anxiety-infused drawings and collages by an artist who goes by the name MEPAINTSME—has just been released by the Detroit indie Rotland Press. The anonymous “MEPAINTSME” handle is also the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Art That Fits the Anxiety of the Moment
Wide Angle: Distorted © Molly Strohl Tired of safe, generic work? Stills’ 2026 trends empower creative professionals to embrace personality, texture and risk in visual communications. Amid a world drowning in sameness, the work that… Read More »Stills 2026 Trends Report points to the rise of human-centred design
Weber Wong When a sportswear giant lists a creative AI tool in job requirements, it’s worth understanding what caught their attention. When Nike recently posted a job listing for a generative AI design expert, it… Read More »Nike is exploring FLORA for its creative work – should you be, too?