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Steven Heller|Essays
A Great Design Staycation: Holiday Magazine
On what defined the incredible art direction of Frank Zachary.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 96: Wither the Magazine
Adam Moss, Tina Brown, and the future of print magazines; Rookie, Design Sponge, and the future of online magazines; Karen Green’s Frail Sister; Anni Albers at the Tate
Lily Hansen|Interviews
“Let’s Do Business our Way”: How Director Rob Petit Forges his own Path
“Without risks, you end up making stuff that’s grey and disappears.”
Ken Gordon|Essays
Four Reasons You, Young Designer, Should Read This Academic History of Empathy
Empathy, you must know by now, is a major keyword in the design business.
Lily Hansen|Interviews
Broadcaster Kat Arney Translates Science for Creative Learners
I see myself as a translator for people that are keen to learn more.
Jude Stewart|Essays
Enchanted Lion
Why aren’t graphic designers more broadly gaga for children’s literature? Why is kid-lit and children’s illustration considered a niche interest? After all, visual literacy begins for just about everyone with reading …
Debbie Millman|Audio
Anne Lamott
Debbie talks with writer Anne Lamott about her life and her long career.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 90: The Container for the Story
The Cleveland Justice Center and Season 3 of Serial, adaptive reuse, the Secret History of the Future, Articles of Interest, The Romanoffs
Steven Heller|Books
The Faithful Spy
Creating a children’s book about a member of the Nazi resistance.
Marian Bantjes|Books
Heaven
The paradoxical thing about heaven is that it is both highly individualistic and intrinsically social.
Lily Hansen|Interviews
Illustrator Rebecca Green Sketches a Space to be Herself
The first of four profiles of creative people working in Nashville, this one focusing on children’s book illustrator Rebecca Green.
The Editors|Competitions
Fifty Books and Fifty Covers
Announcing the 2017 50 Books | 50 Covers selections.
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