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Nebula—the digital astrology platform that quietly built a global following of horoscope readers, birth-chart obsessives, and late-night meaning-seekers—has unveiled a rebrand that reframes the company as something bigger than astrology, bigger than psychics, and definitely bigger than the typical wellness app. The new positioning: a full-scale Spiritual Guidance Space, wrapped in a design system that […]

2011 marked the debut of an excellent documentary film by Reto Caduff. At that time a completed monograph was waiting for release but it was never printed owing to a permissions conflict that apparently was never resolved. Finally, this month marks the release of a different yet long awaited Herbert Matter: Artist Magician by Peter

Did you miss our PRINT Book Club with Steven Brower? Register here to watch the recording. At PRINT’s March Book Club, co-host Debbie Millman welcomed attendees alongside co-host Steven Heller for a conversation with designer, writer, and educator Steven Brower. A former creative director at PRINT and longtime School of Visual Arts professor, Brower has

Given that the president is so fond of architecture, he is fortunate to reign in this AI Era. While AI must never be allowed to encroach on humanity’s creative or critical space, thinking about the prompts Trump might make on ChatGPT is a fine way to pass a few idle moments (and use up my

I’m not shy about my love for lowriders around here. If lowriders are in the news, I’m jumping at the chance to cover them, whether it’s the Lady Lowriders in LA, the release of lowrider non-profit, Slow & Low’s, eponymous book, or Span’s branding for Slow & Low’s lowrider festival at the end of last

Welcome to our next installment of Project 2 by The 2Craigs, the year-long visual call-and-response between photographer, Craig Cutler and illustrator, Craig Frazier where each new image is created in direct response to the last—no discussion, no brief, just instinct. Dialogue 6:7 Dialogue 7:8 The post Project 2 | Dialogue: The 2Craigs appeared first on

Currently on view at Poster House New York is Act Black: Posters From Black American Stage and Screen—a collection of promotions from performances featuring casts that were made up of actual Black performers, rather than white people in blackface, which sought to build stories around the perception of Black experiences. Es-pranza Humphrey, Assistant Curator of

When heritage meets home-cooking confidence, good design does the translating. There are two kinds of people in the kitchen: those who casually splash soy, mirin, and rice vinegar into a pan like they trained in Tokyo, and those who stare at the bottle wondering if they’re about to ruin dinner. Mizkan’s new European identity—created by

Welcome to the second installment of Dori Tunstall’s monthly dispatch that pairs 100 words and 1 image—an invitation to pause, reflect, and reimagine design’s role in cultural life. (White) Washing Our Sins Away Oblivion Disinfecting Bleach bottle in full color as part of Tavares Strachan’s The Day Tomorrow Began Exhibition at the Los Angeles County

Few agencies working today have demonstrated the kind of sustained precision and clarity that Koto brings to global brand systems. Over the past decade, the studio has built a reputation not for spectacle, but for structural thinking and design that distills complexity into cohesive, living frameworks. Their work consistently reveals a discipline beneath the aesthetic: