Art

No one’s doing it quite like Jana Frost. It’s hard to put the multi-media collage artist into any sort of box, and she’d probably just deconstruct that box to use it in one of her installations anyway. Based in London, Frost creates immersive, surrealist worlds primarily out of paper works she assembles herself from her […]

Cynthia Duran, founder of Xinca Foods, shares her journey in creating the first Salvadoran frozen-food brand in the U.S. She talked about her family’s love of food, their cultural roots, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. Duran emphasizes the significance of community support and feedback in building her brand, as well as her future plans for

In the 1940s and ’early 50s, a popular radio show was “Name That Tune.” A live band would play a few bars from a contemporary song, and the participant would have a brief few seconds to “NAME THAT TUNE.” The show has now returned to television on FOX with a similar concept yet brand-new format.

I am the product, I am the platform, I am the brand. Something I have been mulling over recently is this idea that the general public are performing advertising on behalf of brands. I think it was probably off the back of Casey Lewis’ annual What Gen Z are getting for Christmas round-up, where reels after

Packaging design is where creativity truly takes shape—literally and metaphorically—transforming boxes, bottles, and wrappers into three-dimensional brand experiences that capture attention and communicate value. Today’s packaging trends reflect a landscape that values both sustainability and innovation, from minimalist, resource-efficient designs that reduce waste to unexpected forms and textured materials that enrich the unboxing experience. Clean,

In the far-off land of Galway, Ireland, there’s a photographer named Enda Burke creating whimsical, kitschy images with bright colors, bold patterns, and retro props he’s found at thrift stores. Many of his photos also incorporate a rescue Greyhound named Bobo who belongs to his friend, and others feature his parents. Ever the maximalist myself,

Preserving one’s legacy, if only for one’s heirs, is a hard, tedious job. It is difficult enough balancing a checkbook (thank heavens for QuickBooks), no less balancing the physical evidence of a life’s accomplishments. I have boxes in attics, closets and cabinets of stuff that I worked on dating back to my late teens that

Washington, DC is getting bolder—and a whole lot brighter—thanks to a new mural installation at CityCenterDC, the city’s fashion-forward hub within a 10-acre mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. Created by Design Army, the monumental mural spans an impressive 23 × 22 × 50 feet and serves as a vibrant celebration of the city’s

A few weeks after graduating from TypeMedia in The Hague, Nina Stössinger did what many type designers do after finishing a complex thesis: she reset. It was September 2014, on a trip through Norway, and she started drawing a new sans serif—something simpler, fresher, and more instinctive than the uncommon text serif she’d just completed.

Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and submit a nonprofessional photograph. James Glover is the managing director of Fluid, founded with long-term business partner Neil Roddis in