Many cultural institutions have rolled out new brand identities in the past few years, often identities that have decades, even centuries of history in the public sphere. The Joslyn, the New York Botanical Garden, St.… Read More »Layers of Custom Type and Meaning in a New Brand for Quang San Art Museum
Ultramarathon runner Ed Shelton talks with Doreen Lorenzo and Michael Baker about running over 200-mile races without a support crew, embracing discomfort, and using creativity as a survival skill. It looks harder than it is.… Read More »Death Races & Monday Problems With Ed Shelton
The Leeds studio has given Co-op’s own-brand drinks range a premium makeover. Expect bespoke storytelling, tactile finishes, and a copper thread running through every bottle. Robot Food has unveiled a sophisticated new identity for Co-op’s… Read More »Robot Food reimagines Co-op’s Irresistible spirits and cider with storytelling and craft
Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and… Read More »What Matters to Otis Gibson
Known for his rhythmic linework and playful imperfections, the Bristol-based illustrator and animator helps to turn a humble sneaker into a charming, charismatic character. Con McHugh has teamed up with performance brand On to create… Read More »Con McHugh brings On’s Cloudboom Max to life with playful frame-by-frame animation
Science has come under scrutiny of late. It’s been politicized and trivialized by nitwits who have curtailed serious research by cutting essential funding. Which is not to say science is perfect, but that is also… Read More »The Daily Heller: Science is a Laughing Matter