You don’t have to be a professional athlete to appreciate the iconicity of the Gatorade water bottle. The green body and orange cap with the bold “G” logo emblazoned on the side has been a mainstay in our culture for decades. Now, Gatorade is inviting customers into the design process through AI personalization offerings via […]
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When I read that Harvard professor Howard Gardner conducted a five-year study of college students and found that 45% have a transactional attitude towards their college education, it caught my attention. He states that our goal should be cultivating a transformational attitude towards their education. Gardner explains that a transactional attitude sees college only as
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This month, Comic Sans celebrates its 30th birthday. Yes, the typeface we all love to hate is now barreling toward middle age. Cue the collective groan. But, but! We’d be remiss if we didn’t pay our respects to this much-maligned specimen of typography history. I chatted with Monotype Creative Type Director Terrence Weinzierl, co-designer of
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Before we launch the new season of The PRINT Awards, we wanted to take another look at some of our favorite winning entries from this year. In the coming weeks, we’ll highlight stellar creative work across the breadth of categories. The 2025 PRINT Awards will open for entries in November 2024. Be sure to subscribe
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Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of each invited respondent to answer ten identical questions and submit a nonprofessional photograph. Finn Ross has been a pioneer in
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Edel Rodriguez is best known for his ubiquitous Trump illustrations as posters and magazine covers. However, there is another side to Rodriquez’s powerful art: his book covers for authors Yoss (José Miguel Sánchez Gómez) and Agustín de Rojas (1949–2011), the patron saint of Cuban science fiction. The Washington Post notes that Cuban sci-fi authors are
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Did you miss our conversation about Alexander Girard with designer Todd Oldham and writer Kiera Coffee? Register here to watch this episode of PRINT Book Club. Designer (textiles, furniture, and interiors), graphic designer, and architect Alexander Girard refused to be boxed in by medium or style. He played with an aesthetic uniquely his own—defying the
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This is a guest post by Majid Abbasi, design director of Studio Abbasi, an internationally active studio based in Tehran and Toronto. Mostafa Asadollahi was among the first graduates of the Graphic Design program at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, in 1976. Unlike the previous generation of graphic designers, mainly painting graduates,
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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
From an Italian small town boy to a POP ICON in Manhattan. -THE AMERICAN DREAM- MATTIA BARI’s events and works of art are SOLD OUT in NYC. His brand collaborates with global popstars and prestigious companies. “Be yourself and you can be anything..” Mattia Bari, renowned as POPST-ART (Popstar of Art), has made a significant
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