Fearsome images are not always depictions of subhuman or monstrous beings. The most terrifying image of the mid- to late-20th century was not a monster but a cloud. Spectators described the first atomic bomb blast… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Cloud That Kills
Amperspam 2.0 by Allen & Gerritsen The decorations are packed away, we’re halfway through the first month of the year, and normal life has resumed. Here’s what the type world’s been releasing in the meantime.… Read More »The best new typefaces for January 2026
As rigid agency models continue to give way to smaller, more fluid ways of working, In-Col Studio is part of a growing wave of creative businesses proving that lean structures and trust-led collaboration can be… Read More »Why studios like In-Col are rewriting the agency rulebook
Jacket design: Greg Mollica; photograph: Robert Mapplethorpe, 1979 Among my assorted regrets is that I did not get to know Patti Smith when I had the chance. I’ve written before about our brief encounters when… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Paean to Life, Love and Art
Walkers crisps. I-Wei Huang – stock.adobe.com As the British crisp giant replaces its iconic crisp with a sun-inspired mark, creatives are asking whether this is a confident evolution of heritage or a risky departure from… Read More »Experts weigh in on Walkers’ biggest rebrand in 80 years
This naiad looks dangerous Shropshire-based independent artist Emily Hare tells us about her upcoming book, Savage Strangehollow, and how that world kick-started a new career. Come. Cross the road, follow the wall and duck through… Read More »Step into Strangehollow: Emily Hare’s enchanted forest is back with a brand-new bestiary