It’s been 35 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act became federal law, improving the accessibility of our public spaces, from travel to employment to how we build our cities. The legislation also brought greater… Read More »Type Steps Up as a Model for Empathy & Inclusivity in Our Everyday Lives
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 Jac Mansour
Photomontage has long been an effective propaganda weapon for right, left and center. The Communists used it. The Fascists used it. Virtually every party and regime, despot or democrat in the 20th century has used… Read More »The Daily Heller: When Photomontage Was AI (Augmented Imagery)
Image licensed via Adobe Stock We’ve been on both sides of the freelancing fence, and we’ve seen the same mistakes over and over. The good news? Once you understand the reasons, it’s a lot easier… Read More »The brutal reasons why clients stop hiring you (and how to fix it)
From treasured childhood picture books to teaching art workshops in Copenhagen, the illustrator has built a practice based on observation, gratitude, and the quiet joy of drawing. She speaks to Creative Boom about her journey,… Read More »Alysha Takoushian on nature, nostalgia and nurturing creativity through illustration
The second-hand fashion giant has teamed up with Studio Kiln to evolve its brand identity, amplifying its mission and modernising its toolkit while holding on to the handwritten logo beloved by millions. With over 100… Read More »Studio Kiln refreshes Vinted’s brand with a confident, flexible identity rooted in its community spirit