Art

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.) Alexander Isley […]

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. Under the microscope, I found that snowflakes were miracles of beauty;

This week’s guest is Liza Enebeis, partner and creative director at Studio Dumbar/DEPT®. Studio Dumbar is an award-winning international agency with Dutch heritage. They specialize in visual branding and motion, and Enebeis is directly involved in all their main projects. She also co-founded and co-hosts Typeradio.org, a podcast on type and design, and is co-initiator

The Type Archive in the U.K., a repository of typographic hardware, amassed some eight million artifacts over the years. It closed in 2023, orphaning the historic materials of the Stephenson Blake foundry, the hot-metal technology of the early Monotype Corporation and the innovative wood letters produced by the factory of Robert DeLittle. This post is

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.) Alisa Wolfson

We’re at this great nexus of being able to return focus to the book as an object, as a form of expression, and figuring out ways to do that so that it’s relevant to a contemporary audience. Arion Press has been manually printing books on centuries-old equipment in San Francisco for 50 years, yet they

Type Archived – the definitive account of the legendary Type Archive, providing a stunning visual tour of traditional typefounding, tracing the origins of typography and the printed word – is now crowdfunding at Volume. Had the pleasure of visiting the Archive a few years back, and it was incredible, so this should be GOOD. Hand-bound

Penelope’s distinctive rhythm instantly caught my eye, vacillating between narrow and wide. Designed by Lyon-based Timothée Berger, the display typeface’s streamlined, imposing letterforms evoke Art Deco, while slight irregularities and sinuous joints give it an Art Nouveau vibe. Berger, an independent interactive designer specializing in immersive web experiences for clients in the arts and culture

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. Katherine Carver is the author of Abandoned:

… And it’s hard to argue with that after seeing her posters employing acerbic 3D constructions. Lyuba Tomova was born in 1975 in Sofia, Bulgaria, where she lives and works as a partner at the studio Poster House. A graduate of the National Academy of Art with a master’s degree in poster design, she won