And thoughts about what’s next for design-school graduates Parsons Communication Design held its Second Annual Offset Art Book Fair, hosted in partnership with Draw Down Books this past fall. The fair is designed to facilitate the… Read More »Loose Buttons, A Magazine In An Envelope
In this episode, Cassidy Johnston shares her journey from growing up in the city to becoming a first-generation large scale beef producer and ranch consultant. She talks about a college research project exploring the relationship… Read More »Brands for a Better World: Cows, Quality, & Scale with Cassidy Johnston of JRC Ranch Consulting
Katherine Small Gallery proprietor Michael Russem—bookmaker, designer and former owner/publisher of Kat Ran Press—has an unforgettable physical presence. An extremely long beard gives him the air of a 19th-century scholar-cum-bookseller. His establishment on Beacon St.… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Design of Selling Design Books
Hello Kitty. Irfan_setiawan – stock.adobe.com Fifty years on, Hello Kitty remains one of the most recognised characters on the planet — not through reinvention, but through patient stewardship. Rebecca Demmellash of Pearlfisher explores what brand… Read More »Hello Kitty: She’s just a girl with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Discover why How&How built a sleep-friendly ice cream brand, Snooz, by tearing up every visual rule in the category playbook. There’s a particular kind of brief that arrives fully loaded. Not in the sense of… Read More »Why this new ice-cream brand only makes sense after dark
The social film borrows the look of viral skincare routines, then swaps serums and gentle exfoliants for heavy metals and exhaust fumes. It’s designed to make city pollution feel as visceral as it actually is.… Read More »NIOD and Uncommon Creative Studio turn city pollution into a skincare horror story