Noir is my favorite color—but I could easily learn to love more after spending time reading Color Charts: A History by Anne Varichon, an anthropologist specializing in the implications of color and its cultural impact.… Read More »The Daily Heller: Colorful Swatches (Not Watches!)
Manchester-based creative company Flow has created a striking animation for The Trussell Trust, which aims to help students and teachers alike understand the challenges facing young people in poverty. Genuine and relatable stories are at… Read More »Flow’s powerful animation for The Trussell Trust helps break harmful poverty stereotypes
For the studio’s first-ever music video project, they took influence from the powerful lyrics and spotlighted them through kinetic type while aiming to weave a textural quality into the video. Creative design studio Agency of… Read More »Agency of None employs protest tactics and projection mapping for Sandi Thom’s new single video
New York-based illustrator Wenjia Tang has transported her captivating style to the land of fiction in her latest book, Mountain Temple. Set in the remote mountains of China, it tells the fantastical tale of a… Read More »Illustrator Wenjia Tang’s first fiction book is a beautiful exploration of mankind’s relationship with nature
New York City-based illustrator Esther Tang communicates her emotions and connects to the world through her delightfully nuanced and universally resonant work. We caught up with her to learn more. Connection and communication are at… Read More »Esther Tang’s gloriously textural illustrations help her connect to the world emotionally
Earlier this week, I sent my manuscript for On Permission back to my publisher with final changes and tweaks. This is my fourth book — my fifth if you include my twenty-year-old, very dated cookbook… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: Writing as a Combat Sport