Little-known, but highly visible in her varied roles as designer, illustrator, production manager, landscape architect and copy editor, Dorothy Waugh created 17 posters between 1934 and 1937 as part of a major campaign to promote… Read More »The Daily Heller: Dorothy Waugh’s Graphic Design, Revived
PRINT is Proud to Share a First Look for the New Documentary, The King of Color, the Untold Story Behind Pantone’s Color Revolution It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moment a creative revolution begins, but… Read More »A Life in Color: The Creative Visionary Who Changed Design Forever
The birthplace and largest chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, AIGA NY, has just unveiled a new logo and strategic direction. Together, the logo and strategy clarify AIGA NY’s position as a civic… Read More »AIGA NY Clarifies Its Position With a New Logo and Strategy
If you’re in the mood for a little light hard-boiled reading this season, the latest Field Notes special editions are just the trick. In 1943, the U.S. government and the American publishing industry collaborated to… Read More »The Daily Heller: Literature for GIs at War
In this conversation, Dan Kurzrock, co-founder and CEO of Upcycled Foods, Inc., discusses the significant waste generated at each stage of the food manufacturing process and the opportunities to upcycle the coproducts and byproducts into… Read More »Waste is Just a Mindset: Dan Kurzrock of Upcycled Foods
“I hope the wall will be introduced in May 2026 in Prague,” the award-winning children’s book illustrator Peter Sis told me. He was discussing a mural called the “Velvet Bridge” that celebrates the Velvet Revolution… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Wall in Prague That Invites People In, Not Out