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## The Daily Heller: Yiddish as Modern Language

David Mazower talks ‘Yiddish: A Global Culture.’

## Rewriting Design History: Book Club Recap With Elizabeth Resnick

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Did you miss our PRINT Book Club with Elizabeth Resnick? Read more and register to watch the discussion.

## In Pursuit of the Great Escape

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The brands that will thrive in this new era dream bigger, are willing to think beyond the immediate sale, and embrace the profound human desire for a way out, writes Ben Sherwood.

## Design Matters: 20th Anniversary Celebration With Photographers

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To celebrate 20 years of Design Matters, Debbie Millman revisits standout moments from past conversations with photographers Catherine Opie, Albert Watson, Pete Souza, Lynn Goldsmith, and Mary Ellen Matthews. These excerpts explore how they approach craft, capture truth, and use the camera to tell the stories that define us.

## ‘McSweeney’s Quarterly 80’ is Spun From Maximalist Grade School Nostalgia

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McSweeney’s latest Quarterly takes the form of a 80s binder and includes seven individual art book objects.

## The Good Citizen | William Randolph Hearst III

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On this episode of the Print is Dead (Love Live Print!) podcast, George Gendron interviews Hearst chairman and Alta editor William Randolph Hearst III.

## The Daily Heller: The Rule of Law is Not Set in Stone

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Steven Heller finds solace in the ‘Wisdom’ of the New York Appellate Division Beaux-Arts courthouse.

## The 2026 PRINT Awards: Where Ideas Take Form

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We are thrilled to announce the 2026 PRINT Awards, marking 46 years of celebrating, honoring, and nurturing the very best in graphic arts and design. Learn what’s new this year and submit your work.

## What If Your Organization Was a Person?

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Hyperaks’s Deroy Peraza on building a brand that speaks, acts, and earns trust like a real human.

## The Design Of Marketing With Heart and Hustle: Ali Schwanke

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On this episode of Design Of, Justin Ahrens chats with marketing leader Ali Schwanke about the importance of empathy, curiosity, and being of service.

## The Daily Heller: A Museum of American Signs Brightens US All

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The American Sign Museum is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new book.

## Design Is for the Birds: A Flight of Fancy on the Hudson River

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Ken Carbone finds a trove of delightful community-designed birdhouses on his morning walk.

## The Daily Heller: Before The Big Lebowski

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… There was a softcore men’s lifestyle magazine called ‘The Dude.’

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The 2026 PRINT Awards offer 30 categories where you can showcase your creative work. From Type Design to Graphic Novels, from Motion Design to Brand Collaborations, the PRINT Awards offers an opportunity for you to share your work with the world!

This year, we’ve added a new Writing for Design category to celebrate work that uses the power of language to shape how we understand, practice, and experience design. This category will recognize essays, critiques, stories, and editorial work that offer fresh insights, challenge conventions, or deepen the dialogue around design’s role in culture and our society.

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Panel Premiere Screening Thesis

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18 Nov 2025

SVA Masters in Branding Class of 2025 Thesis Premiere

SVA Theatre – 333 West 23rd Street New York, NY 10011

Most brands flourish, falter, and then die — making room for brands that are superior or more innovative. However, there are some brands that sustain their position in the marketplace despite shifts in social, economic and cultural conditions. Why do some brands manage to evolve with the times, while others fail?

A fundamental understanding of the evolutionary phenomenon of culture is key to ensuring brands can maintain or improve their position in the marketplace. Their continuing success is contextual and dependent on myriad and sometimes mysterious factors.

This year, we challenged our students to interrogate what it means for a brand to be accountable to its values. The 2025 thesis challenged them to examine the tension between principle and profit. We asked them to investigate how brands could stand by their convictions rather than bend to the pressures of stakeholders and short-term financial gains. The work investigates not just the cost of compromise, but the opportunities that emerge when brands act with integrity.

Through robust critical analysis, we asked our students to reposition brands that have fallen out of pace with culture. The criteria included how to reposition these brands, develop strategies for greater relevance, and create new tactics in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.

Following the thesis screening, join us for the Masters in Branding Book Series Panel Discussion, moderated by Debbie Millman and featuring authors Dr. Tom Guarriello, Richard Shear, and Mark Kingsley. The evening will conclude with a networking reception.

Please join us on November 18th at the SVA Theatre to celebrate, discuss, and network. Find event details and RSVP information here.

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09 Dec 2025

The InDesign Conference 2025

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The InDesign Conference has trained and inspired thousands of Adobe InDesign users since 2004, in cities around the world—from Melbourne to Tokyo to Amsterdam, and all around North America. Now, The InDesign Conference is coming to a screen near you—hosted entirely online, December 9–12, 2025. Join us for four days of in-depth sessions for every InDesign user.

Produced by world-renowned InDesign expert David Blatner and the same team behind InDesignSecrets, InDesign Magazine, and CreativePro, The InDesign Conference brings together the world’s leading InDesign experts for four days of nonstop ingenuity and education.

Join the world’s most knowledgeable InDesign experts along with members of the Adobe InDesign team, as they share their wisdom, tips, and techniques for building documents of every size and format—print, digital, PDF, EPUB, HTML, and more. Plus, meet InDesign users from around the world, and get in-depth, cutting-edge information about our favorite page-layout app.

Whether you’re a longtime InDesign user or a newbie, this event will boost your skills to the next level and help you navigate this powerful tool quickly and easily.

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## You Can’t Future-Proof by Playing It Safe: Lessons from the Philadelphia Art Museum Rebrand

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## Shifting Perspectives at Adobe MAX 2025

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## Rotina is a Versatile Workhorse With Swagger

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## What Matters to Mike Tabie

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## The Daily Heller: Giorgia Lupi and Phillip Cox on the Need for Data Fluency

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## Design Matters: 20th Anniversary Celebration With Culinary Creatives

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## The Daily Heller: Pin-Ups From the USSR

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## An Unconventional Way to Capture Creative Gold

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## The Daily Heller: Mussolini’s Failed Purple Prose

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## Conscious Use of Water With Savwa’ Jonas Böck

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## The Daily Heller: The Dawn of Civilization #7

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## Design Matters: 20th Anniversary Celebration With Photographers

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To celebrate 20 years of Design Matters, Debbie Millman revisits standout moments from past conversations with photographers Catherine Opie, Albert Watson, Pete Souza, Lynn Goldsmith, and Mary Ellen Matthews. These excerpts explore how they approach craft, capture truth, and use the camera to tell the stories that define us.

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## The Daily Heller: Pull the Covers Over Your Head, It’s Time for Bed

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99designs by Vista has launched a visual campaign that transforms beloved children’s books into climate warnings.

## The Daily Heller: Roy Kuhlman’s Narrative Abstraction

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Kuhlman’s inspired book covers were an embodiment of Midcentury form and style.

## The Daily Heller: Joe Brainard’s ‘C Comics’ Before the Undergrounds

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‘The Complete C Comics’ captures exactly that.

## The Daily Heller: The New Yorker’s Witty Women

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Liza Donnelly debuts ‘Women Laughing.’

## The Daily Heller: More Precision By Walter Allner

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When a graphic designer lives to be 97, he tends to accumulate a lot of published and unpublished work.

## The Daily Heller: Designing Rage!

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Steven Heller’s award for the most effective visual concept he has ever seen on a magazine: Tomato Košir’s “Age of Rage” cover for The Guardian Weekly.

## The Daily Heller: Every Marathon Runner Has a Story. Here Are Four

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‘26.2’ is not just for runners, but a universe of people who embrace hope.

## The Daily Heller: Peter Kuper’s Postcards From the Black Hole

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Kuper is the self-appointed comics chronicler of the apocalypse.

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## New Edition of ‘Meggs’ History of Graphic Design’ Reforms the Canon

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## Winey Bears Repair Brings Old Stuffed Animals Back to Life

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## (Black) Design Matters: Essential Conversations for Black History Month & Beyond

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## BRANDING & IDENTITY DESIGN

## The Design of Democracy: How Branding Shapes the Battle for Belief

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Campaigns are contests of ideology, but also aesthetics. Industry leaders Min Lew, Jesse McGuire, Jen Yuan, Caspar Lam, and YuJune Park on the design of politics.

## The Land of the Free Has a Branding Problem

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As a legacy brand, Brand USA no longer delivers on its core value proposition, writes Ricardo Saca.

## Ba’ndo’s Quiet Revolution for Nippon

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As the antidote to a world that rarely slows down, Ba’ndo has crafted an identity for Nippon, a wellness brand built on the simple ritual of making tea.

## Form Follows The Fantastic

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Independent strategy and design agency COLLINS on the team’s four iF DESIGN AWARD 2025 honors, and how entering design awards isn’t about validation, it’s about finding your voice.

## Johnson Banks Delivers RIBA’s First RI-Brand in a Quarter Century

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The Royal Institute of British Architects has unveiled a new identity, ushering the org into the modern age.

## Saint-Urbain Gives Beam a Cheeky Rebrand

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The rebrand turns a once-taboo category into something bold and proud—complete with cheeky curves, bright palettes, and zero shame.

## Lay’s Rays and the Art of Subtle Reinvention

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The heritage brand’s new design system is built with what PepsiCo’s senior design director calls a “glocal approach,” ensuring Lay’s feels unmistakably itself from Mumbai to Madrid, while allowing regional flavor to shine.

## Whisky, Wood, and Wonder: The Macallan’s Story in Symbols

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Jessica Deseo’s interview with the in-house creative team behind the Scottish whisky distiller’s latest collab with the legendary David Carson.

## Uncommon’s Lisa Smith and Nils Leonard on What Design Should Be

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Co-founder Nils Leonard and newly appointed global chief design officer Lisa Smith reflect on the industry and they pull no punches about what’s broken, what needs dismantling, and why design must be braver, louder, and more ambitious.

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## The Wisest Birds Show Up, Not Off

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## The Design Of Authentic Storytelling: Meet Peter Aguero of The Moth

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## The Dress that Outsmarted the Algorithm

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## The Official Posters of the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics Have Been Unveiled

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## The Creative Compass: Staying Human in an AI-Driven World

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## What Matters to George Gottl

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## The Daily Heller: The ‘Where and What?!’ in Modern Wayfinding

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## The Crossroads

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## The Daily Heller: S&M in ’60s Culture

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## “Disruptive Embroideress” Nicole Chui Flips Embroidery and Soccer Kit Culture on its Head

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## Make a Difference With Rob Craven of ScalePassion

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## The Daily Heller: How Will the Next Mayor Handle This City?

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## I’m Wondering: How Do You Know Anything?

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## The Daily Heller: A Tsunami of Typefaces

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## Tobias Frere-Jones Looks to the Past With Optimism About the Future

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## Creative Recovery With Skye Hilton and Troy Whittington

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## What Matters to Kevin Steele

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