If you’ve ever basked in the glow of a campfire, sharing stories under the stars, the name Magic Camp likely evokes a sense of nostalgia. It might remind you of the cherished memories and camaraderie… Read More »Campfire Creativity: How Magic Camp is Redefining Agency Culture
A while back, I read advice from the wonderful Gretchen Rubin about “sending one hard email a day” and it really resonated. Especially as someone who tends to put off uncomfortable things. (I’m not confrontational… Read More »One Hard Email
Plastic pollution is a significant environmental issue with far-reaching impacts. The beauty and personal care industry alone generates around 120 billion units of packaging annually. Today’s guest has a vision to change that. Kelly Perkins… Read More »Brands for a Better World: Kelly Perkins of Spinster Sisters
Designers value script and states are reinstating cursive’s education, yet Gen-Z can’t read it and brands are straying from it. We explore. Whether we realize it or not, everyone has a connection to cursive. For… Read More »The Curious Case of Cursive
Jason Cohn, writer and director. Camille Servan-Schreiber, producer. Eliot Noyes (1910–1977) was the grand master of “good design,” or what is known as Midcentury Modern. Having studied architecture, in 1938 Noyes joined former Bauhauslers Walter… Read More »The Daily Heller: Eliot Noyes, Godfather of Corporate Modernism, the Movie
Illustration by Paul Blow, represented by Handsome Frank Are you worried about the impact of AI on an artist’s ability to earn money? So was Jon Cockley, a co-founder of illustration agency Handsome Frank. But… Read More »Rothko versus The Robots: How I learned how to stop worrying about AI killing our creativity