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PRINT MagazineWhere creative people gather to inspire and build design dialogue.PRINT Magazine Skip to content Menu expanded Close collapsed About PRINT Masthead Partners Advertising & Sponsorship Job Board Submit a project Contact Instagram Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest PRINT Magazine The Daily Heller Design Matters What Matters Job Board Book Club New Visual Artists PRINT Awards Events Typography Illustration Branding More expanded More collapsed Browse expanded Browse collapsed Close collapsed Menu Categories 3D Visualization Advertising Architecture Book Covers Branding & Identity Color & Design Comics & Animation Culturally-Related Design Design Business Design Inspiration Fine Art Graffiti & Street Art Graphic Design Categories Illustration Information Design Packaging Photography Political Design Poster Design Print Design Publication Design Socially Responsible Design Typography Web & Interactive Creative Voices What Matters Featured Features News Sponsored Podcasts Interviews PRINT Exclusives The Daily Heller Design Matters PRINT Awards New Visual Artists Search Advertisement Kathy Shorr Worked as a Limo Driver in 1980s NYC to Photograph her Passengers We chat with the Brooklyn native about her new photography book, ‘Limousine.’ Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Title Sequence Design Posted inThe PRINT Awards Our PRINT Awards jurors for this new category, Karin Fong, Justin Sottile and Katie Rominger, are eager to review your work. Late entry rate ends February 25! When Famous Artist Were Kids: Georgia O’Keeffe Posted inIllustration Design Celebrated illustrator Seymour Chwast imagines the childhoods of iconic artists, like American modernist painter Georgia O’Keeffe. The Daily Heller: More Signs, More Lettering Posted inThe Daily Heller We have BLAG to thank for celebrating the past—and honoring the present—of the artforms. We Need Courageous Institutions Now More Than Ever Posted inCreative Voices Hyperakt’s Deroy Peraza on the role organizations will play in this new reality. It’s time to move beyond emotion and act strategically. Kendrick Lamar Taught a Marketing Course at the Super Bowl if You Knew Where To Look Posted inIndustry Perspectives Saul Colt on Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show—a case study in how marketers should approach brand strategy, audience engagement, and content creation. The Daily Heller: The Women Who Made MoMA Modern Posted inThe Daily Heller The innovators featured in ‘Inventing the Modern’ transformed the museum ‘from a fledgling operation into the institution we know today.’ McSweeney’s Unveils Their Deluxe Edition of Walt Whitman’s ‘Leaves of Grass’ Posted inPublication Design We chat with the creative team—Dave Eggers, Jessica Hische, and Angel Chang—behind McSweeney’s latest book design triumph. DesignThinkers Podcast: Jonathon Yule & Thomas van Ryzewyk Posted inDesignThinkers Podcast On this bonus episode of DesignThinkers, Concrete’s Jonathon Yule and Thomas van Ryzewyk on the process of designing a conference identity and something called a “toonie.” The Gordon Parks Foundation’s New Initiative Expands Its Legacy Posted inPhotography and Design The Gordon Parks Foundation has long championed the legacy of one of America’s most significant visual storytellers. With the launch of the Legacy Initiative, the foundation acquires the works of photographers Mikki Ferrill and LeRoy Henderson. We Need More Intellectuals in Advertising Posted inIndustry Perspectives Marketing can be a convenient scapegoat for society’s ills. But in the right hands, marketing and advertising can harness attention for good and for progress, says marketer and strategist Robin Scheines. The Daily Heller: Hebrew Letters Made in Wood for Today Posted inThe Daily Heller The Otachrome Project is an experimental approach to Hebrew type design inspired by the continual resurgence of wood type. What Matters to Brandon Ralph Posted inWhat Matters Brandon Ralph on the importance of levity, the emotionality of air travel, and English as a section language. VIEW ALL LATEST The 2025 PRINT Awards Late Registration Ends February 25 Entering the PRINTAwards is your chance to step onto the field, showcase your creativity, and prove you have what it takes to go all the way. Each submission is a strategic play—an opportunity to score big and leave your mark on the industry. Victory in the PRINT Awards not only elevates your status but also sends a powerful message—you’re not just in the game; you’re here to win. So, suit up, bring your A-game, and take your shot at design immortality. 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The Daily Heller: Floating Bstrd’s Posters Define Belgrade’s Music Scene Posted inThe Daily Heller VIEW ALL LATEST The Daily Heller: Q’s Art Comforts the Disturbed and Disturbs the Comfortable Posted inThe Daily Heller Design Matters Design Matters: Adrian Tomine Posted inCARTOONIST ∙ Illustrator For over thirty years, bestselling author, screenwriter, and New Yorker cover artist Adrian Tomine’s work has set the standard for contemporary storytelling. He has published several books of comics and illustrations, including “Killing and Dying,” “Shortcomings,” and his new book “Q & A.” Other Popular episodes Design Matters: Paul Tazewell Best of Design Matters: Emily Nagoski, Ph.D. Best of Design Matters: Carrie Brownstein See More Design Matters Advertisement The Daily Heller The Daily Heller: Design Double Takes Posted inThe Daily Heller There are times when multiple design anomalies materialize in rapid succession … The Daily Heller: “Please Don’t Post a 1.5-Hour Video” Posted inThe Daily Heller Steven Heller has decided to rebuke his wife’s typically sage advice—and now offers you advice on what to do if you’re ever called in to be a source in the media. The Daily Heller: Can a Letterhead Be a Business’ Body and Soul? Posted inThe Daily Heller Lamenting a great loss of design and production. The Daily Heller: Typographic Elegance, From Pakistan to Australia Posted inThe Daily Heller Decoding Rida Abbasi’s data viz simplicity and typographic poetry precision. The Daily Heller: Counting Numbers and Seeing Stars Posted inThe Daily Heller This delightful counting book from Fabulatorio draws inspiration from Bruno Munari and Enzo Mari. The Daily Heller: A Linear Story of Grief and Mourning Posted inThe Daily Heller ‘Your Baby Will Find You’ expressly encourages emotionally weary survivors to begin speaking about their experience. The Daily Heller: Reading and Rereading the Script Posted inThe Daily Heller Naomi Usher deftly accomplishes what is usually hampered by various stakeholders’ respective egos. The Daily Heller: Showing Off Manly Mettle Posted inThe Daily Heller Donald Trump, Bernarr Macfadden, and some iconic vintage type cuts. Latest FEATURED Drawn to Love: Craig Frazier Captures a Lifetime in Art Wellness App Ocheeflow Encourages Self-Love Through Mindful Workdays Saint Urbain’s Brand Refresh for Photo App Tezza Encourages Expression Without Limits Atkinson Hyperlegible Next Expands on Low Vision Accessibility Ryan Villamael Portrays Personal and Collective Migration Histories in his Paper Sculptures see more featured (Black) Design Matters: Essential Conversations for Black History Month & Beyond Posted inDesign Matters With Debbie Millman BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN Wandering Wombs Provides a Lifeline in the Fight for Reproductive Rights Posted inWeb & Interactive Design Wandering Wombs, a digital platform launched in fall 2024, is transforming our understanding and celebration of menstrual health. The Future for Brands Demands Discovery Posted inStrategy + Process Lynda Decker on the ever-importance of discovery for brand longevity. Insights that were relevant five years ago may no longer align with today’s realities. Design Army Celebrates the Year of the Snake with a Forbidden Campaign Posted inBranding & Identity Design In time for the Lunar New Year, Design Army reimagines the Garden of Eden and evokes the Year of the Snake for the cosmetic brand’s newest collection. Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Brand Identity Systems Posted inThe PRINT Awards Hillel Hurwitz, Esther Li, and Shayla Hunter, our 2025 jury for the Brand Identity System category, are leading voices in brand-building who bring some serious chops. AI Won’t (Completely) Replace Us Posted inAI Hyperakt’s Deroy Peraza on branding and design in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Red: The Color of Power, Passion, and Populism Posted inColor & Design PRINT’s Amelia Nash and graphic designer Matt van Leeuwen discuss the color red and its ubiquity in our brands, politics, and culture. Meet the 2025 PRINT Awards Jury for Full Branding Campaigns Posted inThe PRINT Awards This year’s PRINT Awards jury for branding campaigns is an exemplary group of experts from leading agencies as well as highly regarded, well-known brands unto themselves. Uncommon’s REFRAME Identity for Vimeo Challenges Design Norms Through Resolution Posted inAdvertising Uncommon reimagined Vimeo’s brand system using generative tools to modulate resolution, a concept showcased at Vimeo’s inaugural REFRAME conference. The Collected Works Cultivates a Bold Design for the 2025 PRINT Awards Posted inThe PRINT Awards This biophilia-inspired brand system for this year’s awards highlights our innate human connection to the natural world and a parallel theme: the cultivation of creativity. Justin Colt and Christian Townsend from TCW share their process in this brand case study. 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