Image licensed via Adobe Stock The free routes that used to bring creatives their next commission are closing one by one. It’s been happening for some time. And now AI is pretty much destroying the… Read More »Eight ways to stay discoverable when search, social and AI stop sending people your way
David Weiswasser is a New York–born cultural architect, always drawn to places where creativity and conversation collide. He is the Executive VP of North America at celebrity and entertainment agency Attachment. Pronouns: He / Him… Read More »What Matters to David Weiswasser
Some typefaces scream for attention. Detail, a new rounded family from PSTL, does something far more interesting: it quietly wins you over. Detail is very like the studio where it was born. PSTL is the… Read More »The Devil’s in the Details—and This Typeface Knows It
Paul Rand: A Designer’s Art, Rand’s first of three self-authored essay anthologies, premiered in 1985. I was in part responsible for the review. Mike Levitas was editor during some of my tenure as art director… Read More »The Daily Heller: Snagging the Front Page
Solitude in Transit © Hannah Li After more than twenty illustrated books, the New York-based artist has stepped back from publishing to chase something more personal: the way light holds a room, a station or… Read More »How Hannah Li paints light, and the quiet moment just before something happens
Murugiah. Image credit: Jack Woodhams The London-based artist behind the Quentin Blake Centre’s debut solo show talks to us about parent pressure, pandemic breakthroughs and learning to stop making other people’s art. On day one… Read More »Multidisciplinary artist Murugiah on why your most personal work is always the most creative