Redux: This time last year, I was in a residency in Maine, where I was finishing a draft of my next book, On Permission. It was bitterly cold and icy, and so I spent much… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: On Envy and Art-Making
As we wind down this year’s Black History Month (and our anniversary month — 11 years!), we’ve got a super-sized episode with someone I’ve wanted to have on the podcast for a long time —… Read More »Revision Path: Mike Nicholls
Kyiv Type Foundry is the collaboration between three Ukranians, Yevgeniy Anfalov and Oles Gergun, currently in Germany, and Vadym Axeev is in Bar, Ukraine, to form a type foundry that produces Cyrillic (and Latin) fonts… Read More »The Daily Heller: New Typefaces Represent Ukraine’s Soviet History And Present War
A new book by Hoxton Mini Press transports us to the heyday of British package holidays in Mallorca, captured through the lens of Trevor Clark. Curated by his son Jake Clark, the collection serves as… Read More »Nostalgic photographs of British tourists during the golden era of package holidays
The Aussie studio launches a colourful new visual identity for the ice cream brand, with a palette that changes with the seasons and leans into its LGBT+ values. Founded in 2014 by award-winning Australian pastry… Read More »Land of Plenty’s rebrand of Happy Endings makes everyone feel welcome
A month ago, a trio of abandoned buildings in downtown Los Angeles transformed into a canvas for graffiti art seemingly overnight. In the last few weeks, the luxury apartment high rises across the street from… Read More »A Tower of Graffiti Takes Center Stage In Downtown LA