Art

Did you miss our conversation with Jessica Hische? Register here to watch the recording of this fun episode of the PRINT Book Club. Each and every letter is awesome. Some are dreamy. Others are electric. They can be jeweled, neon, or old-fashioned. They can be every color you imagine, even rainbow. In a PRINT Book […]

For the second year, PRINT asked some of the most creative people we know what they are excited to give (and get) this year. Look for daily gift inspiration*, now through the holidays. (*Click away! These are NOT affiliate links. The gifts on our list are shared as recommendations from our creative community.) Naomi Usher

I’m going to say something that might ruffle some feathers: We’re killing creativity in legal marketing, and we’re doing it with kindness. We’re smothering it with process, drowning it in frameworks, and burying it under mountains of data. And the worst part? We’re congratulating ourselves while doing it. Recently, I read a provocative piece by

Forget the fruitcake and frantic shopping sprees! This holiday season, Peet’s Coffee is transforming its coffee cafes into cozy havens. Starting December 5, customers can enjoy complimentary festive mocktails and pick up limited-edition holiday postcards designed by renowned artist Lisa Congdon. Peet’s invites customers to slow down and reconnect with loved ones. Grab a complimentary

Annie Atkins has made a name for herself as one of the most skilled graphic prop designers working today. Her most impressive feat in the film industry has been working alongside none other than lauded director Wes Anderson, bringing the meticulously handcrafted and immersively detailed worlds of his films to life. She designed graphic props

Artists sketch New York for different and sundry reasons. Some prefer the calm of being an intent observer. Some feel closer to the real city. Others attempt to capture a moment in time. Drawing is not the same as photographing. The former is interpretative; the latter is representational (or the other way around, too). London-based

For the second year, PRINT asked some of the most creative people we know what they are excited to give (and get) this year. Look for daily gift inspiration*, now through the holidays. (*Click away! These are NOT affiliate links. The gifts on our list are shared as recommendations from our creative community.) Zachary Petit

This week’s guest is Jennifer Kinon. Kinon founded Champions Design with Bobby C. Martin, Jr in 2010. Today, Kinon leads business, design, and strategy at Champions. For more than a decade, the firm has crafted meaningful brand strategy and visual identity systems for some of the world’s best brands. At every point in her career,

This industry perspective is by leadership coach and artist Natalie Davis. Sensitive. It’s a delicate word that brings up a lot of feelings, memories, and possible fears. As creatives, we may have heard this term a lot over the years, sometimes as a compliment and other times as a dig. Context may help us interpret

Artist Ben Turnbull and his alter-ego Q, both Londoners, unveiled a large-scale guerilla wild-posting, MAGABUCK, in the capital of American independence, Philadelphia, on December 1. The multi-sheet poster depicts a dollar bill, and a collage of vintage comics they have collected over decades. Themes of corruption, power, and cyclical history reflect America’s complex identity and MAGABUCK symbolizes the commodification of power