Art

It’s undeniable that San Francisco is one of the most identifiably photogenic places in America. From the iconic winding up-hill roads to the painted ladies situated in an area literally called Postcard Row, the San Francisco aesthetic is as striking as it is distinct. Many a photographer has captured the city’s sumptuous visuals, but few […]

Hitler is the embodiment of the 20th-century authoritarian, and there is no more apt representation of dictatorship incarnate. No wonder der Fuhrer’s familiar stance in his uniform, with or without the Nazi salute, is the go-to fascist brand image employed by graphic commentators and satirists in many critiques of postwar strongmen. The image of Hitler

Founded in 2010, Pupila is a brand design studio based in beautiful Costa Rica. Over the past 15 years, this team has worked with clients in over 24 countries and in various industries from local start-ups, all the way to creating the logo of the MLS’s newest club, San Diego FC. But crafting identities for

Emilia Pérez tells the story of a drug dealer who undergoes a gender transition and attempts to atone for their past. The film, directed by award-winning French director Jacques Audiard, has garnered attention for its artistry and its unique premise, however, it has also sparked significant controversy. One of the controversial aspects is the film’s

The last ocean K and I saw together was the North Atlantic. We sat on the empty shores of a beach in Bermuda and licked salt from cheddar Goldfish from our fingertips. At night, which is especially night on the island, where there are no street lamps, we nestled in the Airbnb’s gray blocky couch

Each year, RGD asks a different Canadian design agency or studio to tackle the conference identity. In these shorter episodes, host Nicola Hamilton has been speaking with some of the past DesignThinkers Design Partners. Her guest this week is Mo Bofill, a partner and executive creative director of design at 123w. In this episode, Hamilton

When it comes to book covers and visual culture beyond, the cold doldrums following all those retrospective “best of the year” lists are where so much design can get lost in the cultural snowdrift. But it’s actually an energizing time because, in publishing, it’s a collective tipping of the hand at where cover design is

With President Trump’s pivot into the arms of Vladimir Putin and his unfounded and confounded comment that Volodymyr Zelensky is a dictator who started the war with Russia, news about Ukraine has not been good lately. So it was encouraging to hear about Stefan Sagmeister’s latest visit to the besieged country. Sagmeister was on sabbatical

I dare you not to fall in love with the work of VJ-Type. The Parisian foundry, born of the design studio Violaine & Jérémy, founded by Violaine Orsoni and Jérémy Schneider, has been putting out typefaces since 2017, each one charming, beautiful, and ready to fully immerse you in its world. PRINT featured the 2023

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. Prior to joining Forsman, Sarah Anderson worked for Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Mekanism, a handful of