Some logos, wordmarks, and icons are so universally identifiable we might take them for granted. We lose sight of the fact that these designs often started from humble beginnings, with a human taking pencil to… Read More »NASA Celebrates the Worm Logo Designer, Richard Danne
The Grolier Club in New York City is set to explore a history of detective stories and murder mysteries in the exhibition Whodunit? Key Books in Detective Fiction. On view from Nov. 30 to Feb.… Read More »The Daily Heller: Murder Most Sweet and Foul
Five decades of New York City have been captured by Jill Gill in Site Lines: Lost New York 1954-2022, a new collection of her beautiful streetscape paintings published by Goff Books. New York is renowned… Read More »Site Lines: Jill Gill’s New York City streetscapes are a love letter to a lost world
London-based artist, writer and publicist Funmi Lijadu tackles issues of identity in her tactile, surreal collages. We caught up with her to learn more about her work and discover how she’s worked with the likes… Read More »Collages by Funmi Lijadu express her belief that art and life should be intertwined
Thursday, November 30 at 4 pm ET For PRINT’s next livestream Book Club, Mark Kingsley will be in conversation with Debbie Millman and Steven Heller about his new book, Universal Principles of Branding. Universal Principles… Read More »Talk Branding Craft with Mark Kingsley at Our Next PRINT Book Club
Grantig gets its inspiration from cantankerous cowboys and confident slab letters. Stuttgart-based designer Julien Fincker spent many hours watching and admiring classic Westerns as a child. He loved the slow camera pans over the desert… Read More »Grantig is a Headline-Worthy Typeface Inspired by Classic Westerns