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The PRINT Awards have long honored creativity, intention, and innovation in visual design; in 2025 we have opened 28 categories for entries, ranging from typography to social media design. This year, three designers from PepsiCo Design & Innovation, our presenting sponsor, have joined our jury. We asked them about their mindset going into the award […]

“Three minutes, maybe,” my wife added. “It’s too long! You want to put your audience into a mass coma?” “Maybe a good long sleep is positive,” I replied. “After all, we might have the Orange Leader for not just four, but eight, possibly 12 more wretched years.” (Although Vance may turn red waiting in the

The Brooklyn-based creative agency Saint-Urbain has announced the launch of a comprehensive rebrand for Tezza, the innovative photo and video editing app preferred by content creators, photo enthusiasts, and celebrities alike. The rebrand aims to position Tezza as more than just a tool; it’s an essential artists-first mecca that empowers users to elevate their visual

As typefaces go, Atkinson Hyperlegible breaks the rules. But, in doing so, it’s paved the path for greater accessibility for people who live with low vision. To say that the original version of Atkinson Hyperlegible (released in 2019) found its audience is a vast understatement. The typeface, available on Google Fonts, graces 12,000 websites, has

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. Renan Monjon is a Brazilian from São Paulo. He is the co-founder and chief design officer

I loved designing letterheads for any enterprise where I worked (see three here). Although most were done for the magazines I art directed, I also created two for indie film companies (with the requisite sprocket hole film clips), two for my own fledgling design studios Heller & Heller and World Domination Studios (with a drawing

Gardeners of Graphic Greatness Outstanding logos and type design weave together form and function. A great logo can be simple yet striking, instantly memorable, and effortlessly versatile—flourishing across mediums. Similarly, great typography is the rhythm of design, with each curve and stroke demonstrating personality and intent. Legibility is its foundation, ensuring clarity without sacrificing artistry.

Master paper sculptor Ryan Villamael embraces the fragility of the material in his practice to portray the complexities of the history of Filipino migration and his own family’s story. The Philippines-based artist creates delicate figurines of flora from maps that he then encases in bell jars as a means of drawing connections between nature, identity,

Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt interpreted by the pair for 52 weeks. Check out the full series as it unfolds. Go backstage on the Two

Rida Abbasi was born and raised in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, a small city in Punjab. Growing up, “I was always creative and curious—writing, illustrating, linocutting, making cards, jewelry, and eventually experimenting with Adobe and HTML,” she says. Looking back, design was inevitable and consistent with her curious nature as a child, and she always gravitated to