Invisible Growth
I have been studying a particular type of calligraphy/lettering of which there is not much literature available. That is, there are no books on the subject that I can purchase. It has been by far… Read More »Invisible Growth
I have been studying a particular type of calligraphy/lettering of which there is not much literature available. That is, there are no books on the subject that I can purchase. It has been by far… Read More »Invisible Growth
Nik Bentel questions everything. Can a piece of chalk be shaped like a ball with spikes all over it? Why can’t a pasta box be a purse? Does a slice of pizza need a leather… Read More »Nik Bentel Flips the Status Quo with His Thought-Provoking Designs
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Lane Smith
Last week the Instituto Cervantes welcomed guests to see Moscoso Cosmos—the first time in decades that Victor Moscoso’s luminous poster and surreal underground comics have been featured in a solo exhibition (which was brilliantly curated… Read More »The Daily Heller: Moscoso Breaks the Rules and Creates a Language
Brand and design studio Koto has unveiled the fruits of its two-year collaboration with the Call of Duty video game franchise today. The result is a new global brand identity, which combines its many strands… Read More »Koto unties Call of Duty with striking new brand identity
Scottish painter Thomas MacGregor has scooped this year’s Book Cover Design of the Year award with his work for author and comedian Robert Wringham’s comic novel Rub-A-Dub-Dub. Awarded at Scotland’s National Book Awards, the Book… Read More »Scottish artist Thomas MacGregor scoops Book Cover Design of the Year 2023