There is a moment, standing before the delicate typewritten pages of Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, when the weight of The New Yorker’s century-long influence becomes unmistakable. In the hushed grandeur of The New York… Read More »Inside ‘A Century of The New Yorker’ at the New York Public Library
Design for Equity, Inclusivity, & Systemic Change Originally envisioned by Steven Heller as a key component of the PRINT Awards, Citizen Design is a free-entry category dedicated to recognizing outstanding work that addresses social, cultural,… Read More »Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Citizen Design
I met Cathy Hull two-score-and-5+ years ago when I started at the New York Times as Op-Ed page art director. She was doing very precise, “arduous” surrealistic conceptual illustrations, which was the prevailing style of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Yes, He’s Still The President
Illustrator and storyteller Roshi Rouzbehani is highlighting the profoundly personal experiences of Iranian female migrants through Migrated Keepsakes, a new book currently requesting funding on Kickstarter. What does a small cutting from a grandmother’s plant,… Read More »Roshi Rouzbehani explores migration, memory and identity through the keepsakes of Iranian women
Bloody Mary meets Queen Mary as this tomato juice brand gets the royal treatment. Over the years, Longbottom & Co – a standout brand in the tomato juice category – has built its reputation on… Read More »Longbottom & Cos playfully proper rebrand by Derek&Eric
Sandwiches: The Inside Story turns the humble sarnie into a philosophical, interactive papercraft masterpiece. We love a good passion project at Creative Boom, and here’s a great one that recently passed our desk. Fair warning,… Read More »Illustrator Jennifer Hines’ pop-up book is an ode to sandwiches and cross-cultural exploration