Inque is a rare breed of magazine that comes along every generation or so. It is without ads and full of surprising content, wrapped in covers that lean nearer to art than most other indies… Read More »The Daily Heller: ‘Inque’ is Worth the Paper and Ink It’s Printed On
This week on the DesignThinkers podcast, host Nicola Hamilton is joined by Stephen Gates, a global design leader, keynote speaker, and host of The Crazy One podcast. Gates’ career has spanned over 20 years, leading… Read More »Break Free From Safe Thinking With Stephen Gates
This industry perspective is by Christine Clayton, founder of BrandMuse. The announcement that Working Not Working (WNW) would be closing at the end of June marked a shift for the creative industry. For more than… Read More »When Creative Communities Collapse, We All Lose
Spitzer magazine offers a fresh look at the venerable craft of illustration—and just may be a savior for the practice and study of the art in Germany and beyond. I was introduced to it by… Read More »The Daily Heller: German Illustration is Alive and Well, Says a New Magazin
With their latest short, the duo transforms sporting slip-ups into playful storytelling. From building a golf course on a rotating drum to experimenting with vertigo-style shots, Kate Isobel Scott and Jordy van den Nieuwendijk prove… Read More »How SNOTMOTION’s Golf animation brings sporty mishaps to life
Midori Iwama Seeking human-made alternatives to algorithmic mediocrity? This film translator is connecting five Japanese artists with overseas buyers. Between 2004 and 2006, I was fortunate enough to live in Saitama, near Tokyo, and work… Read More »How Erika Hurst is fighting AI with authentic, hand-drawn Japanese portraiture