We live in a world of incomprehensible levels of sensory/cognitive stimulation. The brain that processes this stimulation is essentially, structurally the same as the one our ancestors had 100,000 years ago. 100,000 years with the… Read More »My Favorite Things: How Shortcuts Help and Hinder Us
Ten thousand design and advertising students have passed through Richard Wilde’s department at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, which has to be a record if there ever was one. The feat… Read More »The Daily Heller: Wilde’s Memory Palace Exhibited
A solid fixture on the industry calendar has always been Secret 7″, the anonymous charity auction where leading artists and designers create their own record sleeves of one of seven iconic tracks by seven musicians.… Read More »Secret 7″ is back for 2023 with seven iconic tracks to explore
Brinca typeface by In-House International Which typefaces are going to be hot in the year to come? We bring together 50 fabulous fonts that everyone needs to know about – in one easy place. We’ve… Read More »50 fonts that will be popular with designers in 2024
It makes quite the quirky spectacle, Morris dancing, a 15th-century tradition often mocked and seen as outdated. So it’s a pleasant surprise to learn that it’s making a comeback in some parts of England, as… Read More »Photographs by Rachel Adams reveal a new generation of Morris dancers
Asser Levy Bathhouse, from the series ‘Bathhouse’, New York, 1975 © Deborah Turbeville Author and curator Nathalie Herschdorfer discusses her new book on Deborah Turbeville and why this trailblazing fashion photographer should no longer remain… Read More »Why ‘Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage’ is a must-read for photographers everywhere