The Language of Abortion in Trump’s America
In the newest installment of The Semiotics of a Movement series, Divya Mehra looks at how the visual symbols of the abortion rights fight set the stage for today’s rhetorical battles.
You Dropped a Bomb on Me
Rob Schwartz on perspective, dreaming, and the fallacy of the demise of the advertising agency.
Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Advertising & Editorial
Taylor Le, Mike Nicholls, and Miller McCormick, our jurors for the PRINT Award categories of Advertising and Editorial Design, understand design’s power to seduce with story.
Everyone is a Salesman | Gael Towey
On this episode, a conversation with designer Gael Towey (Martha Stewart Living, MSLO, Clarkson Potter, House & Garden, more).
The Daily Heller: The Design Community and the Bookstore
Rick Griffith uses tomes as tools to sow community among his customer base.
My Favorite Things: Reflecting on Loss After the Devastation of Fire
Tom Guarriello on the network of meaning about our lives that our objects collectively help us express.
The Daily Heller: ‘New Yorker’ Covers, Illuminated
Françoise Mouly discusses the brilliant new show ‘Covering The New Yorker,’ on view through March 30.
I’m Wondering: Has Your Tea Gone Cold?
Writer Amy Lin wonders about the life that arrives unbidden and the life you choose.
DesignThinkers Podcast: Min Lew
In this episode, Min Lew talks about her path into design, how to move up the ladder within agency environments, and what she looks for in solid client relationships. Lew also offers up some advice for emerging designers.
Agency End-of-Year Gifts We’re Still Admiring a Month into 2025
The holiday season may be over, but these wildly creative agency client gifts are the result of months of work. Jessica Deseo highlights some of her favorites.
The Daily Heller: How Did Pink Become a Color?
After reading Michel Pastoureau’s History of Color books, you’ll never look at swatches the same way again.
Underground Ink: A Short History of India’s Queer Magazines
In the early 2000s, India witnessed a quiet yet powerful transformation in its social fabric—an emergence of underground queer magazines that have carved a legacy of resilience and creativity.
Photographer Lou Bever Uses His Soccer Kit Collection to Reimagine Classic Art
The London-based photographer leans into retro aesthetics, fine art compositions, and nostalgia in his eye-catching, soccer-inspired portraiture.
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Whether it’s through networking, marketing, or positioning yourself as an authority in the field, winning a PRINT Award offers opportunities to let your creativity grow and flourish. In addition to trophies and custom printed certificates, all PRINT Award winners will be featured on our site and social media channels and newsletter, which boast a combined reach of more than 1 million. Don’t let the year end without seizing this moment to elevate your career, gain recognition, and make a lasting impact in the visual design world.
What Matters to Eric Segal
Meet the PRINT Awards Jury for Book Design, Annual Reports, Brochures & Catalogs
The Daily Heller: Did You Know That Letters Are Composed of Atoms?
Best of Design Matters: Carrie Brownstein
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Merch Motel Launches Altadena Collection with Proceeds Going to Those Affected by the Fires
The Daily Heller: The Twilight of the Aged of Aquarius
Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Concept Design
When Famous Artists Were Kids: Henri Matisse
The Daily Heller: Why Didn’t Someone Give Fred Mogubgub Two Million Dollars? A Reprise
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Best of Design Matters: Carrie Brownstein
Celebrated musician, comedian, writer, and director Carrie Brownstein joins to talk about her remarkable career as the co-founder, guitarist, and vocalist of the legendary punk band Sleater-Kinney, her role in the iconic TV series Portlandia, and her new memoir.
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‘First-Class Fool: Mark Twain and Humor’ features literature and curiosities for, about and by America’s most crusty hero.
The Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Dies—But His Wit, Satire and Wisdom Will Long Be Remembered
Feiffer had an acerbic genius for mixing art and world-weary angst.
The Daily Heller: Who Knew Tom Hanks Rescued Typewriters
35 of Hanks’ 300 typewriters are currently on view at The Church in Long Island.
The Daily Heller: Véronique Vienne Was One of a Kind
Steven Heller looks back on his brilliant friend and colleague.
The Daily Heller: Tom Geismar on 67 Years and the Number 250
Geismar looks back as he gears up for the U.S. Semiquincentennial.
The Daily Heller: Mick Haggerty’s Multiple Personality Illustration
Haggerty’s Mickey Mouse melt is the most hilariously genius commentary on the marriage of fine and popular art produced in the 20th century.
The Daily Heller: What it Means to Be OP!
And no, we’re not talking Reddit.
The Daily Heller: Following a Forgotten Illustrator Down the Rabbit Hole
Clay Weaver? Jay Weaver? Steven Heller probes a mystery signature.
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AI Won’t (Completely) Replace Us
Hyperakt’s Deroy Peraza on branding and design in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Full Branding Campaigns
This year’s PRINT Awards jury for branding campaigns is an exemplary group of experts from leading agencies as well as highly regarded, well-known brands unto themselves.
Uncommon’s REFRAME Identity for Vimeo Challenges Design Norms Through Resolution
Uncommon reimagined Vimeo’s brand system using generative tools to modulate resolution, a concept showcased at Vimeo’s inaugural REFRAME conference.
The Collected Works Cultivates a Bold Design for the 2025 PRINT Awards
This biophilia-inspired brand system for this year’s awards highlights our innate human connection to the natural world and a parallel theme: the cultivation of creativity. Justin Colt and Christian Townsend from TCW share their process in this brand case study.
Wolff Olins Crafts a Brand ‘Made of Caribbean’ for Sandals Resorts
Sandals embraces its roots with unapologetic authenticity, collaborating with Leo Burnett and Wolff Olins to position itself as not simply a luxury resort brand but a cultural ambassador for the Caribbean.
Enter the Golden Age of Branding in Professional Women’s Sports
Branding experts Shana Stephenson of the NY Liberty and designer Britt Davis share insights into the booming industry.
PRINT Year in Review: Heritage Brands, a Global Stage, & Community Ties
The branding stories that you loved in 2024, from a plethora of reinvented legacy brands to a deep dive into the Paris Summer Olympics to a global campaign that found seeds in the hyper-local.
How Much Confidence Does Your Team Have in Your Brand?
Hyperakt’s Deroy Peraza on how you can make sure your nonprofit brand hasn’t lost its way.
Forecasting the Future: Brand & Design Predictions for 2025
Next year will be anything but business as usual. From AI-crafted design systems to purpose-driven storytelling that actually feels authentic for once, brands are showing up in ways that make us want to stand and applaud.
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