Steven Heller riffs on the merits of a great book cover—which can uplift even in the darkest of reads.

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Rick Griffith is a British-West-Indian designer, collagist, writer, educator, letterpress printer, and optimist futurist. He joins live from the HOW Design Conference ...

All too often, typeface designs, typographic designs and handlettering get overlooked in competitions—which is why Print developed a competition that gives the artforms their full due and recognizes ...

You might see it every day and never notice, but there it is,on your takeout box of Chinese food, on your morning coffee cup, or onthe cover of a favorite book or album: “ethnic type,” lettering or ...

Book Cover of the Month deconstructs the design of one of our favorite new book covers—and features an interview with the creative mind behind it. Na Kim had a problem. When the titles were reissued ...

Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Share on X (Opens in new window) Copy this page's address to your clipboard This year’s theme, “In Honor of Karl,” raised eyebrows before the show even began.

And if you’re still reeling from it, the holidays are a perfect time to get punch-drunk distracted on a bounty of brilliant book covers. For as much insanity as the year held (and it was … a lot!), it ...

E. Simms Campbell was an indispensable part of Esquire’s birth in the early 1930s. He established its visual style. He invented the original Esky character. And, in the words of its founding editor ...

Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Share on X (Opens in new window) Copy this page's address to your clipboard Link copied to clipboard There are certain knitwear pieces from our culture that are ...

Data is now recognized as one of the founding pillars of our economy, and the notion that the world grows exponentially richer in data every day is already yesterday’s news. Big Data doesn’t belong to ...

Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Share on X (Opens in new window) Copy this page's address to your clipboard Link copied to clipboard I am not alone in saying this about The New Yorker: “I ...