Why shouldn’t data be carnivalesque? Peter Grundy, otherwise known as The Great Grundini, is an exemplar of the commedia dell’arte style of data visualization, a maestro of transforming statistics into pictorial passion plays. Icons are… Read More »The Daily Heller: Grundini’s Data Carnevale
In this edition, part of our Leadership theme, we speak with Natalie Burns, strategy partner at UnitedUs, about the evolution of her leadership style, navigating power dynamics, and making space for vulnerability at work. For… Read More »Natalie Burns on leading with empathy, challenging stereotypes, and building inclusive creative cultures
The Greek goddess Hera. Ranging from wildly funny to distorted and grotesque, Zosia Bońkowska’s artwork explores how we express ourselves, how we behave and the situations we find ourselves in. She shows that there’s a… Read More »Quirky, exaggerated, theatrical – the human form is a playground for illustrator Zosia Bońkowska
After three decades on Polish shelves, Dawtona has undergone a striking transformation defined by bold packaging, mythological storytelling, and a modern, ownable aesthetic. In a category awash with rustic imagery and clichéd claims of farm… Read More »Harvesting Heritage: BNA reimagines Polish food brand Dawtona as a slavic goddess
Melding ritual with reinvention, 12 sets a new standard for premium matcha through a multi-sensory brand universe designed by Base Design, launching in New York’s NoHo. A new chapter for matcha has arrived with the… Read More »12 and Base Design unveil a new era of Matcha at Bond Street flagship
The new Milan-based architecture and design hub opens its doors with Prison Times—Spatial Dynamics of Penal Environments, a powerful exhibition that unpacks the hidden spatial, social, and economic dynamics of prison life. When it comes… Read More »Behind bars and beyond walls: Dropcity Launches with a provocative exhibition on incarceration and design