Art

Fabuatorio, founded by Piu Martinez, Cibrán Rico and Suso Vázquez, is publishing a book about the Galician designer Luis Seoane. He was, states Martinez, “a polymath, an art theorist, designer, illustrator, painter, engraver, muralist, publisher, writer and journalist; he was also one of the key figures of the Spanish artistic avant-garde and a leading figure […]

There’s a familiar anxiety humming beneath much of today’s creative output; a quiet question about authorship, originality, and what remains distinctly human in an era increasingly shaped by machine intelligence. It’s a tension that many studios are attempting to address through process or positioning. For OFFF Barcelona 2026, Uncommon Creative Studio offers a provocative answer:

It’s a fresh ‘pearing’ from The 2Craigs with this week’s installment of Project 2, a year-long back-and-forth between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier. Each new exploration responds to the last, stripped of planning or discussion—guided purely by instinct and creativity. What unfolds is a series that keeps shifting, growing, and catching even its

I see a lot of branding work through my writing here at PRINT, and a lot of good branding work at that. Even the good branding can often times feel formulaic or derivative though; something I’ve seen time and again, packaged up nicely but in a way that’s expected. But every so often I encounter

isolarri books take their name from the extinct genre of Venetian Renaissance “island books.” “Month to month, they map the extremes of human knowledge and creative endeavor, assembling the perennial legends and emerging icons—scientists and novelists, philosophers and activists, architects and technologists, from the counterculture to the avant-garde—pioneering new ways of understanding ourselves and the

Walmart has unveiled a comprehensive rebrand of its private label portfolio—and what’s striking is just how massive the scale truly is. Tucked within the press release is a detail that’s easy to overlook: this is the largest food and consumables CPG brand in the United States. That’s no small claim. If you’re a family in

The return of Paris Hilton to a Carl’s Jr. commercial should, on paper, read as a familiar exercise in nostalgia. The original 2005 spot, equal parts spectacle and provocation, was engineered for a media landscape defined by broadcast dominance and cultural monoculture. But twenty years later, its 2025 counterpart, built using generative tools from Freepik,

Trump makes a mockery of mockery … Oops! Apologies! This is one of the parodies that we published in error. In Artificial Intelligence news, Donald J. Trump has proven that tougher regulation of AI-generated imagery is necessary to avoid a repeat of this week’s hallucination and future fake news leaks. Trump posted the below on

Matt Lamont is a collector with a mission. In addition to assembling a personal archive of designed printed matter for his own satisfaction, he presides over a digital presence of the materials — and now a substantive book is on the horizon. Last time we spoke in 2022, he was in the beginning stages of

Lately it feels like every time we click on a news outlet, another pillar of the future collapses like a badly kerned headline. The 21st century was supposed to be chrome, glass, and polite geometric sans serifs telling us that everything is fine. Instead, the vibe now is more like everything is definitely not fine,