President Harry S. Truman launched the nuclear age by greenlighting the Atomic blasts over Hiroshima and Nagasaki 80 years ago this week. The world has been plagued by threats of nuclear winter ever since—and it’s… Read More »The Daily Heller: Robert Osborn on the Crime of War
There’s no denying it: we are squarely in the the Golden Age of branding in professional women’s sports. With the women’s sports industry booming louder and louder with each passing day, it stands to reason… Read More »Redscout Gives Seattle Reign FC a Sleek and Regal Rebrand
Image licensed via Adobe Stock ChatGPT is going up a gear, and it’s going to be a wild ride; are you ready for the impact? Read on to discover what’s going to happen, and how… Read More »Is the release of ChatGPT5 good or bad news for creatives?
Pablo Delcan, who is among the current wave of high-performance conceptual editorial illustrators, awoke one day to a disquieting question: What is the difference between what he does and AI image generators? “For more than… Read More »The Daily Heller: On Becoming a Robot Impersonator
We talk to the illustrator behind this impressive new series of books designed especially for babies and toddlers. She’s won illustration awards, she’s collaborated with A-list children’s author Julia Donaldson, and now London-based artist Sharon… Read More »Sharon King-Chai dazzles and delights with Mirror Magic children’s books
Starting with tarot-inspired artworks, illustrator Scarlett Yang has begun a journey exploring the female identity in Chinese culture and beyond The roles women must play in society and the social pressures on them are under… Read More »Beautiful and unsettling: Scarlett Yang critiques roles assigned to women in Chinese society