Image licensed via Adobe Stock Creative mothers share the reality of blending careers with caregiving, the invisible mental load they carry, and what real flexibility needs to look like in the creative industries. The creative… Read More »The Invisible Hustle: How motherhood shapes creativity, career paths & the fight for flexibility in 2025
In this bi-weekly series, celebrated illustrator Seymour Chwast imagines the childhoods of iconic artists. The post When Famous Artists Were Kids: Bridget Riley appeared first on PRINT Magazine.
Many artists hate AI, but Refik Anadol believes it has a lot to offer. Yesterday, I visited his new show at the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain to see what that looks like in practice. To… Read More »Refik Anadol’s new installation answers the question: Does AI have a role in art?
From the inauguration of 47 to Oscars 97, this has been a series of disquieting and surreal weeks. After listening to the president’s State of the Trump-o-verse on Tuesday night, with its self-congratulatory truths, half-truths,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Can Posters Help Us Survive?
Cultivating Curiosity, Harvesting Loyalty Packaging design is the first handshake between a product and its consumer—it sets the tone, tells a story, and creates an emotional connection before the product is even used. In a… Read More »Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Packaging Design
Here’s a little thought experiment. Think about all the objects you own. (Staggering, right?) Now, imagine separating those objects into two piles: ones that are “important” and the others that are “not important.” Created by… Read More »My Favorite Things: What Makes an Object ‘Important’?