Years ago, I picked up my mother from the train station; she was coming to Connecticut from Manhattan for a short visit. It was back when she was able to get around easily and by… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: Is Lying the New Black?
Thank you for joining us for the weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier. Their collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consisted of… Read More »Two Craigs: 56/52
On July 11, Tokyo’s Kura Gallery opened an expansive exhibition, Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875–1975, on view until July 26. Its curator, designer, educator, and historian Ian Lynam, created the exhibition as “an archive-on-display” of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Japanese Design’s Schizophrenic Place in History
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Think getting featured in a magazine is a mystery? It doesn’t have to be. By seeing things from a journalist’s perspective, you can transform your pitches, build better relationships —… Read More »Want press? Think like a journalist (here’s how)
Bus Sign by Applied Systems Looking for type inspiration this summer? Then check out our curated selection of the month’s most compelling new releases. July is hotting up to be a season of typographic creativity,… Read More »The best new typefaces for July by leading foundries and designers
In an unmissable and emotional session for members of The Studio, Google’s Andrew Thomas explained why belief, collaboration and respect are the secret ingredients for nurturing truly contagious creative ideas. In an era where creatives… Read More »‘Belief is contagious’: Google’s Andrew Thomas on nurturing creative ideas