Taschen’s All-American Ads series, edited by Jim Heimann (with introductory essays by me in six of the decade-organized volumes), tells a distinct history of the United States from various vantage points. Consumption is the most… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Beginning of the End of Print Advertising?
Work by Max Bloom Looking to level up your creativity without putting your career on hold? Falmouth’s online MAs offer a world-class creative education that can fit around your existing career and commitments. We chat… Read More »How Falmouth University’s online MAs are helping creatives find their true voice
From bold type and juicy colourways to signage made from offcuts, Crown Creative’s branding for Piquette celebrates imperfection with polish. It captures the charm of Oregon’s natural wine scene and the spirit of slow, soulful… Read More »Crown Creative crafts a relaxed yet refined identity for a boutique hotel in Oregon’s wine country
The luxury self-tanning brand’s refreshed identity is defined by an elevated, Riviera-inspired look. Luxury self-tanning brand St Tropez has revealed a refreshed brand identity in collaboration with Fold7Design, reaffirming its position as the go-to name… Read More »Fold7Design develops sun-kissed identity for St.Tropez
To help protect children in the digital world, SafeToNet needed a brand with emotional power and technical credibility. The result? A bold, human-centred identity for HarmBlock—created not by a big-name agency but by a tight-knit… Read More »How a collective of independent creatives built the HarmBlock brand
This industry perspective is by Sarah Williams, co-CEO of Beardwood&Co and the president of AIGA NY. I started my design career by landing an internship at a top agency in New York City. It felt… Read More »Finding My Design Community: How AIGA NY Became a Lifeline