I’m a challenge to buy gifts for, according to my family and friends. However, a compelling book, whether a novel or an art tome, is always a sure bet. I’ve been known to hint at… Read More »Ken Carbone’s Twelve Books of Christmas Past
In this conversation, Dan Frommer, founder and editor-in-chief of The New Consumer, discusses the complexities of consumer behavior, particularly in relation to food choices. He explores the gap between what consumers say they want and… Read More »Consumer Food Feelings With Dan Frommer of The New Consumer
Yesterday, we were fortunate to peek at a small selection of the textile “stamps” in Adrian Wilson’s extensive collection from olde Manchester, the “world’s first industrial city,” once the center of textile manufacture and merchandising.… Read More »The Daily Heller: When Stamping Was Brand Strategy, Part 2
We talk to an illustrator who has used her passion for travel to shape an incredible portfolio of eye-popping artworks. Originally from Shanghai and now based in Liverpool, Yufei Yang is the artist behind the… Read More »Rainbow Draws: ‘It’s so important to stay curious about the diversity of this world’
aBiogenesis by Markos Kay. We asked a selection of artists and their representatives to cast their minds ahead and visualise what’s in store for the next 12 months. Their insight might surprise you. Every year… Read More »Six surprising illustration trends for 2026
Apple TV got a new name and logo in 2025… but did you even notice? While everyone was obsessing over spectacular failures, the rebrands that will actually matter slipped by almost unnoticed. 2025’s been a… Read More »Why 2025’s best rebrands mostly happened while we weren’t looking