PRINT

Print, a Quarterly Journal of the Graphic Arts, was first launched in 1940 as a limited edition magazine and has since evolved into a bimonthly publication focused on visual culture and design. In its present form, Print explores and critiques various aspects of commercial, social, and environmental design. It highlights the good, such as the innovative graphics transforming New York’s public-school libraries; the bad, like Tylenol’s poorly received ad campaign aimed at hipsters; and the ugly, including Russia's use of Soviet imagery to market sausage and real estate. This general-interest magazine features articles from cultural journalists and critics who analyze design within its social, political, and historical frameworks. Covering a wide range of topics—from newspapers and book covers to online motion graphics, corporate branding, indie-rock posters, exhibitions, cars, and monuments—Print helps its audience of designers, art directors, illustrators, photographers, educators, students, and pop culture fans understand how our environment is shaped and why its appearance is significant. Notably, Print underwent a comprehensive redesign in 2005.

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Making Consumer Insights Count Beyond the Brief – PRINT Magazine

3 days ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

The customer is at the heart of what we do as marketing, design, and branding practitioners. Without customers, businesses (our clients) will fail. It’s one thing to know the principles of our field of work, but we also need to be able to execute on those principles. The gap between what we know and how we act on what we know is often challenging to bridge, and it plays out all too frequently in design and branding, especially in the context of consumer research.
A Typeface for Finland's Top Football League Inspired by Fan Scarves – PRINT Magazine

4 days ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

Football fans are famously intrepid; matches invoke local, regional, and national pride. For Europe’s northernmost league, Finland’s Veikkausliiga, this means weathering (literally) a season from spring to fall, with temperatures ranging from summer highs in the 70s to a refreshing 45 degrees at the edges (it’s not uncommon for snow to make an appearance early and late in the season).
What Matters to Stuti Sukhani – PRINT Magazine

4 days ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and submit a nonprofessional photograph. Stuti Sukhani is a brand strategist and visual communication designer who builds intricate worlds for brands to live in today and tomorrow.
The Daily Heller: Poland's Logo Design Ignited Freedom – PRINT Magazine

4 days ago | printmag.com | Steven Heller

The Daily Heller: Poland’s Logo Design Ignited FreedomPosted inThe Daily Heller The Nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki just narrowly won Poland’s presidential election, “delivering a big blow to the centrist government’s efforts to cement Warsaw’s pro-European orientation,” reports Reuters.
Design Matters: Leisha Hailey and Kate Moennig – PRINT Magazine

5 days ago | printmag.com | Debbie Millman

Leisha Hailey and Kate Moennig—actors known for their iconic roles as Shane and Alice on The L Word, the reboot The L Word: Generation Q and co-hosts of the beloved podcast PANTS—join to discuss queer representation, their creative collaborations, and navigating the business of show business. Kate Moennig:It was like watching like a moving yearbook of high school and all of your awkward moments on television. Maybe we got through two episodes, and we’re like, “Turn it off, turn it off.
Poor Man's Feast: The Intrusion – PRINT Magazine

5 days ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

It seemed to be a natural response to the noise that was suddenly upon us again, and I was drawn to the silence like metal to magnet. I just wanted to sit in quiet communion with others because my brain, heart, and spirit were completely exhausted; they had collectively stopped taking in any new information because there was no room left for it.
Two Craigs: 52! - PRINT Magazine

5 days ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

Two Craigs: 52!Posted inDesign Culture Thank you for joining us for the weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier. Their collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consisted of one weekly prompt interpreted by the pair for 52 weeks.
The Daily Heller: A Country is Only as Good as Its Trademarks – PRINT Magazine

5 days ago | printmag.com | Steven Heller

The Daily Heller: A Country is Only as Good as Its TrademarksPosted inThe Daily Heller “The Strathmore Paper Company began on St. Patrick’s Day in 1892,” reads the official corporate history, “when founder, Horace Moses opened the Mittineague paper mill in West Springfield, MA.
The Daily Heller: Presenting Poster Pop Paintings – PRINT Magazine

1 week ago | printmag.com | Steven Heller

The Daily Heller: Presenting Poster Pop PaintingsPosted inThe Daily Heller Aguinaldo Perrone identifies as an artist whose primary influences are commercial adverts and posters—and, more to the point, the street itself.
Why Nonprofits Need In-House Creative Leads – PRINT Magazine

1 week ago | printmag.com | Kim Tidwell

In-house design leadership can have profound effects on elevating nonprofit branding and storytelling. People in this role might have different titles: Creative Director, Design Director, Design Lead, Head of Design are common ones. For simplicity, we’re going to wrap those all up under the moniker Creative Lead.