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This episode is a special one for Magazeum. The hosts even gave it its own code name: “Project Rosebud” (IYKYK). But if you only know our guest as the grandson of the man who inspired the lead character in the film classic Citizen Kane and the founder of one of the largest publishing empires in […]

We are thrilled to announce the official kickoff of the 2026 PRINT Awards, marking 46 years of celebrating, honoring, and nurturing the very best in graphic arts and design. What started as a domestic showcase, the PRINT Regional Design Annual, evolved into a global showcase in 2019. As of this year, the program spans 30

As individuals, our values, character, and purpose come into focus over time and ultimately guide how we show up and communicate in the world. They determine where we fit in and where we don’t and shape how others perceive us. Over time, consistent behavior and interactions with others help us establish a reputation. Just as

Ali Schwanke isn’t just a marketer; she’s a builder of trust, a champion for clarity, and a quiet force of curiosity. As the founder of Simple Strat and the face of HubSpot Hacks (with over 3 million views and counting), Schwanke has become one of the most trusted voices in helping businesses unlock their true

Neon may be going the way of gas-powered light. Although it’ll take more than a pulling the plug to make it disappear. The American Sign Museum (ASM) is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the release of American Sign Museum: Celebrating 25 Years that tells both the stories of signage in America and the creation of

Design is fundamentally a service business. Architects, graphic designers, illustrators, and the vanguard of digital designers all practice their craft with their clients’ goals top of mind. But what if that client is a truculent sparrow, an iridescent starling, or a flaming red cardinal? Thirty miles north of Midtown Manhattan lies the charming village of

Long before Jeff Bridges was cast in the cinematic perennial that launched The Dude, a magazine named The Dude was on the newsstand. One of a handful of doppelgängers in the Playboy magazine mode, The Dude was designed to imitate its forerunner, with a smidge of Esquire to boot. First published in 1956 and continuing

As a designer and strategist who thrives on brand reinvention, I have to confess, the latest identity work for the Philadelphia Art Museum (formerly the Philadelphia Museum of Art) is, frankly, one of the more compelling museum rebrands we’ve seen. Yes, it’s bold. Yes, some of the reactions have been outrage. And yes, the fact

Last spring, my colleague Amelia Nash attended Adobe MAX in London, where she reported on a general disconnect between the hype around tools and a heavy-handed message that all the technological innovation was meant to empower “next-gen creative access.” It felt to her like Adobe was having a bit of an identity crisis, one that

I’m a big fan of Sharp Type and make sure to keep attuned to the team’s releases. Rotina scrolled across my feed around the time of the NYC mayoral election. We had just published an article on how design shapes democracy, featuring Zohran Mamdani’s campaign aesthetics, and how breaking with routine can cut through the