What would design look like if kids were calling the shots? What sort of magic could be created if a child’s imagination was in charge? Designer Taekhan Yun found this out firsthand through his inspired… Read More »Built From Giggles and Big Ideas: “Chairs for Kids” Celebrates Children’s Imagination
The Polish émigré Arthur Szyk (pronounced schick, like the razor) (1894–1951), began his career in 1914; he illustrated over 30 books, created scores of caricatures and portraits as covers for Colliers and Time magazines, numerous… Read More »The Daily Heller: Arthur Szyk and FDR’s Four Freedoms Revisited
Image licensed via Adobe Stock From cautious optimism to complete exhaustion, members of our community share their emotions as we navigate towards the year ahead. February has arrived with its characteristic grey skies and stubbornly… Read More »Creatives reveal how they’re feeling about 2026 so far
There was a time when packaging was dismissed as functional or forgettable, but now it’s evolved into one of the most emotionally charged and culturally revealing areas of creative work. As Pentawards marks 20 years,… Read More »Why packaging is one of the most powerful spaces in contemporary design
As audiences grow increasingly curious about how things are made, Volvo’s latest electric SUV campaign leans into transparency and process. We’re living in a time where behind-the-scenes content can generate as much intrigue as the… Read More »Volvo and AKQA pull back the curtain on electric car-making with documentary-led EX60 launch
A star-studded, high-octane campaign introduces Oakley Meta’s Performance AI Glasses as a new competitive tool for athletes. Oakley Meta is making its Super Bowl debut with a campaign by Mother Los Angeles that positions performance… Read More »Oakley Meta brings ‘Athletic Intelligence’ to the Super Bowl stage