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“Above is the cover of Dnevnik’s Objektiv, a Saturday’s supplement of Slovenia’s biggest newspaper. Yes, it is almost unreadable,” writes the designer Tomato Košir, “but the very loss of objective information was the point we were conveying.” A burst of gunfire gives this cover a sense doom. About 220 journalists have been killed during Israel’s […]

On Monday morning, I awoke to a startling interpretation of USWNT soccer legend Alex Morgan staring back at me from my phone. Retiring from professional soccer at the end of last season, Morgan’s club team, the San Diego Wave in the NWSL, had attempted to honor the talisman of their franchise with a mural. Alas,

How do you feel about being a “fan” of something? In the post-20th-century branding world we’ve created, wearing a logo or other indication of affiliation with a brand has become commonplace. Some of us do this with pride: ”I wear Nike shirts, as the swoosh clearly shows! Just do it!” Others of us do it

In this conversation, Justin Ahrens, founder of Rule29, and host Gage Mitchell discuss the profound impact of design on the human condition, emphasizing the importance of understanding the real problems that design can solve. They explore the shift from a shareholder to a stakeholder economy, the role of data in design, and the significance of

When we talk about innovation in beverage branding, our minds often jump to flashy campaigns, limited-edition packaging, or the latest influencer partnership. But Strongbow, the UK’s number one cider brand, has raised the bar in a way that’s both unexpected and quietly radical: it has become the first alcohol company in the world to integrate

To honor 9/11, I’m reprinting a PRINT interview with Milton Glaser about his monumental gift to the citizens of New York: “I ❤️ NY,” which was 20 in 2001. The post The Daily Heller: It Was 20, 24 Years Ago Today appeared first on PRINT Magazine.

Connecting Dots is a monthly column by writer Amy Cowen, inspired by her popular Substack, Illustrated Life. Each month, she’ll introduce a new creative postcard prompt. So grab your supplies and update your mailing list! Play along and tag @print_mag and #postcardprompts on Instagram. Our perfect companions never have fewer than four feet. Colette Into

This week on the DesignThinkers podcast, host Nicole Hamilton is joined by Nadia Tzuo, an Emmy Award–winning motion designer and director whose title sequences have become cultural touchstones. Tzuo’s work spans television, film, and streaming, with credits on The Last of Us, Shogun, American Horror Story, Pachinko, Star Trek Beyond, and Captain Marvel. Her sequences

We’ve long been preoccupied with the art of quilt-making here at PRINT, shedding light on a medium that has historically been undervalued and pushed to the margins. We’ve chatted with quilter Bisa Butler about her practice, as well as Carolyn Mazloomi, founder of the African American Quilters Guild of Los Angeles and the Women of

Desert Island is an essential comics emporium in Brooklyn that also publishes a tabloid called Smoke Signal. As the project’s website states, For the first 10 years, Smoke Signal was a submission-based anthology with multiple artists in each issue, edited by Gabe Fowler with occasional guest editors. Starting with issue 30 in 2018, Smoke Signal