A fresh visual identity crafted by Bruce Mau Design is helping Canada’s most esteemed ballet company pirouette past stereotypes and leap into the future of performing arts. In the world of the 2020s, ballet companies… Read More »Storytelling takes centre stage in National Ballet of Canada rebrand
The illustrator worked closely with the well-known musician to create a truly innovative EP design. Internationally acclaimed jazz clarinettist Adrian Cox is set to release a new EP. And he’s teamed up with rising star… Read More »Con McHugh’s artwork for Adrian Cox presents jazz in a fresh and original light
Art director Dana Davis reveals how she helps shape the New York Times website’s unique aesthetic with her inspired polymer clay illustrations. Remember how newspapers used to be a thing? We all like the idea… Read More »Clay creations: the art behind The New York Times review site Wirecutter
An expression I’ve heard a dear Irish friend say: Mind your heart. There is no accurate American equivalent of this phrase, but I’ve come to understand it this way: when your world spins out of… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: That the Sunrise Not Leave Us Unmoved
Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt… Read More »Two Craigs: 8/52
Ted Eron, the maker of supermarket icons. There are two strata of graphic designer: the known and the unknown. The former gets invited to all the conferences, is featured in magazines, annuals, books, and may… Read More »The Daily Heller: Ted Eron and the Iconography of American Supermarket Culture