Using a handy Polaroid Spectra camera, I took a series of “clowning around” photos of visitors to our design office + more
Using a handy Polaroid Spectra camera, I took a series of “clowning around” photos of visitors to our design office + more
During annual report season, we’d always look for a good location to photograph the company’s top executives. We’d get permission + more
“Good work is always rare, because the iron law of talent is that a few have a lot, some have + more
A trip to the print shop to check and sign off on paper stock, colors, and registration still happens, but + more
Spring 2016. A blog post by yours truly rails against the pernicious misuse of the word curate. Spring 2018. Wilfred + more
The Norks have nukes, there’s an Oompa Loompa in the White House, and Hot & Spicy Cinnamon Oreos are a + more
Back in the day (here we go again), we’d receive photo contact sheets—made directly from the photographer’s black and white + more
Lionel Shriver bravely tackles the “cultural appropriation” mob over at Prospect magazine. “Given that the better part of the human + more
Look, I’ve written some pretty cool stuff in my time. But even if I live to be 100, I know I’ll + more
“Contrary to popular opinion,” writes Ian Bogost in the Atlantic, “malls are great, and they always were.” Did you know + more
Okay, kids: Time for another lesson in old-school design techniques. Transfer type used to be a big deal. You would + more
So we’re midway through Black History Month, which can be pretty intimidating for white folk like me in an era + more
I believe this is what the kids these days might call a “packaging fail.” Or maybe I’m the only one + more
Did y’all hear? Oakhurst Dairy settled an overtime dispute that “hinged entirely on the lack of an Oxford comma in + more
In an interview at Vulture, New York magazine’s culture and entertainment site, the legendary Quincy Jones has a lot to say—about Big Pharma, + more