Brad Pitt is a big fan, but Archibald Knox remains largely unknown outside his native Isle of Man. Now, a landmark exhibition is out to right that wrong. When I mention the name Archibald Knox,… Read More »Why Archibald Knox might be the greatest designer you’ve never heard of
The most successful design projects are often a reflection of a harmonious partnership between the client and the agency or studio that they worked with to realize a vision. The rebrand for NYC-based CO_LAB Theater… Read More »CO_LAB Theater Group Teams Up with Design Bridge for an Accessible and Inclusive Rebrand
Monotype and Adobe have announced that 750+ premium Monotype typefaces will be available to Creative Cloud users. The bump in font choice (now totaling over 2,800) includes icons such as Helvetica, Avenir, Gotham, Benton Modern,… Read More »Your Adobe Creative Cloud Workflow Gets a Type Upgrade
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 Curt Schreiber
Meet the skilled specialists and industry veterans who empower Royal College of Art students and serve as a catalyst for creative innovation. When you’re choosing a university for postgraduate study, you’re likely weighing factors like… Read More »How the Royal College of Art’s technical team help transform creative careers
The first formal interview I conducted with my old friend Brad Holland was for my 1986 book Innovators of American Illustration (Van Nostrand Rhinehold) that featured a new wave of conceptual artists whose work was… Read More »The Daily Heller: My First Interview With Brad Holland