Marlene Weisman‘s current graphic design practice largely specializes in silent film–related projects. The former SNL designer says it’s nice to have clients who are film historians and preservationists, cinema professors, and film archivists. “Better still,”… Read More »The Daily Heller: A New Old Approach to Vintage Films and Music
© Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation Amélie Ravalec’s new book explores the under-reported movement that emerged from the atomic ashes to transform Japan’s creative culture. In the rubble of post-war Japan, the first nation in history… Read More »Japan Art Revolution: new book tells the unsung story of an avant-garde explosion
By Steven Tang Have a snack handy because the artists we’re looking at today specialise in making people hungry. Like feeling the breeze on your face or the kick of a bass drum through your… Read More »Deliciously Drawn: Five food illustrators who’ll make you hungry
Image licensed via Adobe Stock When someone blatantly copies your work, how should you respond? In the third of our advice series, creatives share their strategies. Welcome to the latest in our agony aunt series,… Read More »How to deal with copycats as a creative professional
This industry op-ed is by Johanna Augustin, CEO of Stockholm agency Pond Design. Once a sea of sameness, the beer aisle used to be the epitome of bland – hyper-masculine, mass-market, and visually interchangeable. Then… Read More »What Male Skincare Brands Can Learn From Craft Beer
When the vintage craft of making lampshades by hand meets the social-media-fueled modern age, you get the glorious world that is Ace of Shades. From the hands of a former costume designer who worked on… Read More »Ace of Shades Marries Handcraft with Social Media for Her Lampshade Practice