Jessica Helfand
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Jessica Helfand|Essays
You Never Go Down The Candy Aisle
I used to believe that the true secret of extraordinary success in the kitchen lay in skillful grocery shopping. I was doomed, it seemed, the minute I hit the market, where I was hardwired to revisit the same aisles, to buy the same …

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Sweet Spot: Cake as Craft?
Within the broad genre known as reality television — in between the astonishing displays of amateur talent and the atrocious tales of teenage pregnancy — are nearly half a dozen programs devoted to extreme displays of, well, …

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Sticks and Stones Can Break My Bones but Print Can Never Hurt Me: A Letter to Fiona on First Reading "The End of Print"
In 2000, Jessica Helfand wrote a letter to her daughter Fiona, giving her a primer on graphic design.

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Be Careful What You Wish For
What happens when you combine People's Sexiest Man Alive with GQ's Hottest Babe? They get married!Then they split up.

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Wait a Minute, Mr. Postman!
The Canada Post announced last month that it is enlisting the public's help in designing a new stamp to raise awareness for mental health issues.

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Oh, To Be An English, Um, Person!
Within the space of one hour yesterday, these two images flashed upon my screen — both of them curiously billed as "Englishmen."

Jessica Helfand|Essays
Pretty Pictures, Bad Judgment
If a picture's worth a thousand words, a publically broadcast picture is amplified, multiplied and cast out into a world where it can go anywhere.

Jessica Helfand|Essays
The Bantjes Covers
Marian Bantjes exposes the long process that led to the cover of her new monograph, I Wonder.

William Drenttel|Essays
An Introduction to Graphic Design
Graphic Design 101 by William Drenttel and Jessica Helfand.

William Drenttel|Miscellaneous
AIGA Winterhouse Awards for Design Writing: 2010 Recipients
AIGA and Winterhouse Institute announce the two writers selected to receive the 2010 AIGA Winterhouse Awards for Design Writing & Criticism — including a $10,000 prize and a $1,000 student award.

Jessica Helfand|Essays
The Kindness of Strangers
Vignelli Celebration: If charity begins at home, how can we proclaim new and progressive agendas of social change without examining ourselves, our students, our profession?

Jessica Helfand|Essays
The Kindness of Strangers
Vignelli Celebration: If charity begins at home, how can we proclaim new and progressive agendas of social change without examining ourselves, our students, our profession?
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