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PRINTThe Daily Heller: Ron Cobb, Acerbic ’60s Cartoon Hero Cobb was a master of alternative cartooning during the Vietnam War. The post The Daily Heller: Ron Cobb, Acerbic ’60s Cartoon Hero appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTWhat Matters to Annika Whelander Annika Whelander reflects on how her competitive drive, creativity, humor, and journey through sobriety have shaped both her leadership and her life, from building imaginative worlds as a child to building meaningful bra
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Paolo Garretto Was My Pen Pal, Reprised Revisiting one of Steven Heller's favorite stories about a legend of Italian design … The post The Daily Heller: Paolo Garretto Was My Pen Pal, Reprised appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Return to Separated at Birth A tale of two covers. The post The Daily Heller: Return to Separated at Birth appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Five Decades of George Hardie’s Design in London A retrospective of iconic work by the English illustrator/designer will be mounted during the London Design Festival. The post The Daily Heller: Five Decades of George Hardie’s Design in London appeared first on PRINT Ma
PRINTThe Daily Heller: My Brush With Kusama, Revisited Yayoi and Steve. The post The Daily Heller: My Brush With Kusama, Revisited appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: The Little Printing Press That Could A new documentary short explores a summer camp's printing program. The post The Daily Heller: The Little Printing Press That Could appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTDolly Parton’s Love For All Things Printed Dolly understood the power of creating something tangible, creative, and lasting. The post Dolly Parton’s Love For All Things Printed appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: The Legacy of Brad Holland, American Illustrator Honoring one of the most copied and heralded editorial illustrators. The post The Daily Heller: The Legacy of Brad Holland, American Illustrator appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTONBOX Crowdsourced 100 Letters Hand-Painted at a Pop-Up for Bar Supernova’s Crafted Identity The new cocktail bar in Vancouver has made a splash with a uniquely developed brand identity that revolves around a modular wordmark hand-painted by customers. The post ONBOX Crowdsourced 100 Letters Hand-Painted at a Po
PRINTWhat Matters to Maggie Walsh Maggie Walsh reflects on how curiosity, honesty, humor, and a deep commitment to the things she loves have shaped her career, relationships, and belief in making the most of the time we have. The post What Matters to Mag
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Unwrapping the Flag and Its Satiric Meanderings Gary Taxali has found 47 new ways to employ the flag for critical commentary. The post The Daily Heller: Unwrapping the Flag and Its Satiric Meanderings appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTDr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler. Dr. Dori’s August Cut considers what it means to “put Indigenous first" as a first step in decolonizing design. The post Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler. appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Ink Infused With Conscience Art was a weapon and tool of resistance and enlightenment during the interwar years of 20th-century America. The post The Daily Heller: Ink Infused With Conscience appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTPRINT Book Club Recap: Life, Liberty & Comics If you missed last week’s PRINT Book Club with R. Sikoryak, you can watch it here. What happens when the… The post PRINT Book Club Recap: Life, Liberty & Comics appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Remembered Steven Heller on his final interview with the legend. The post The Daily Heller: Jules Feiffer Remembered appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Bummer Summer Cleanup Take a pull off of vintage cigarette packaging. The post The Daily Heller: Bummer Summer Cleanup appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Branding the 1939 New York World’s Fair for Kids Mixing culture and consumption with childhood desire. The post The Daily Heller: Branding the 1939 New York World’s Fair for Kids appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTWhat Matters to Leah Umansky Leah Umansky reflects on how poetry, creativity, love, community, and an openness to emotion have helped her navigate heartbreak, anxiety, joy, and life’s uncertainties while staying hopeful and deeply connected to other
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Seymour Chwast, 95, Still Making Things! Like an Energizer battery, he never stops. The post The Daily Heller: Seymour Chwast, 95, Still Making Things! appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTGotham Variable and the Art of Evolution As Gotham turns 25, Monotype is giving the iconic typeface room to evolve. With Gotham Variable, Sara Soskolne explores how legacy identities can embrace flexibility and new technologies — including AI — without losing t
PRINTEgon Van Herreweghe Reveals the Artistry of Storefront Awnings in His Show ‘The Menu’ The multidisciplinary artist discusses why storefront awnings intrigue him so thoroughly, and what his replicas say about different cultures and the art in our everyday lives that we take for granted. The post Egon Van H
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Crown Jewels of the Auto Industry These marques branded innovation and ownership. The post The Daily Heller: Crown Jewels of the Auto Industry appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
PRINTThe Daily Heller: Designers as Artists, Too Walter Allner, Alexander Liberman and Fred Troller each maintained two distinct yet overlapping artistic practices—fine and applied. The post The Daily Heller: Designers as Artists, Too appeared first on PRINT Magazine .
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