From 1942 through 1972, American biomedical researchers deliberately infected people with hepatitis. Government-sponsored researchers were attempting to discover the basic features of the disease and the viruses causing it, using as research such subjects as… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Graphic Exposé of Human Guinea Pigs for Science
The Secret Language of Flora Meet one of the rising stars in illustration, with a style inspired by elegant motion, vitality, Chinese philosophy and abstract perspectives. One of the most difficult things for many young… Read More »Chiara Xie creates illustrations that go with the flow
At Pentawards Festival in Paris, Paula Scher and new industrial design partner Piotr Woronkowicz made a compelling case for 3D thinking – showing how systems, structure and tactility can futureproof a brand. When you think… Read More »Pentagram in 3D: A masterclass in structure, systems and staying Power
As the best winter sports athletes in the world gather in Milano to compete for Olympic gold, we can’t help but take in all of the festivities through a design lens. What can I say,… Read More »The Biggest Design Wins at the Milano Cortina Olympic Games So Far (and a Few Losses)
The creative industry doesn’t just feel different lately—it is different. Boundaries between disciplines continue to thin, workflows are more hybrid than ever, and conversations about authorship, ethics, and AI have moved from panels and think… Read More »Collaboration, Curiosity, Community: Adobe’s New Creative Collective
Written and designed by Gail Anderson Design organizations run on their members’ good will, hard work, strong programming and fervent commitment to the cause of their disciplines. Active boards and committees—volunteers, all—are invaluable resources. But… Read More »The Daily Heller: Celebrating TDC’s Carol Wahler