Drawing on folklore, anthropology and Buddhist philosophy, the New York and New Haven-based artist and independent publisher creates publications that ask readers to slow down and breathe. “I’m a haunted living ghost wandering around the… Read More »Vanilla Chi on the death of the ego and making books that resist being read
The local studio has reimagined the terminal from the ground up, with a plane-window-view palette of blues, custom patterns hiding the number eight, and a voice that speaks fluent Queens. JFK Airport is a bit… Read More »Applied Design gives JFK’s Terminal 8 a brand that’s unmistakably New York
Legs Crossed, 2023 Working from found photographs and thrift store catalogues, the Connecticut-based painter chases the nostalgia that travels through imagery across time. Chad Etting has been painting since he was sixteen. He is now… Read More »Chad Etting paints belted trousers, clapboard houses and the memories that old photographs carry
Type designers have spent the last few years giving us sleek grotesks, refined serifs, and enough minimalist sans fonts to fill an entire Scandinavian furniture catalog. Cheezy Snack wants none of that. Created by Salamahtype,… Read More »Cheezy Snack Is What Happens When Typography Raids the Junk Food Aisle
Heather Larimer is the Executive Creative Director at the New York Ad Agency, Orchard Creative. For the last 20 years, she has helped build campaigns that transform brands and make culture – including work for… Read More »What Matters to Heather Larimer
From June 8–12, the Zig Zag Festival—a visual bridge between Italy and the United States—will open at various venues in New York. It is a celebration of illustration and comics in honor of the 250th… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Italians Are Coming, the Italians …