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Ken Gordon|Essays
Chasing the Unicorn: Why Writing Is Work
If writing is design’s "unicorn skill", how do you get started? Read.
Lilly Smith|Essays
Nancy Skolos + Thomas Wedell: Connectivity Through Aesthetics
“By bringing reason and subjective emotions together on a picture plane, that’s what we hope happens—that people will expand their point of view.”
Lawrence Azerrad|Essays
Remix, Repeat, and Rediscover: Amplifying the Impact in Art and Music Through Change
Design, like music, is accustomed to remixing.
James Cartwright|Essays
When Design Comes Second
Women’s History Month 2017 is coming to a close, and perhaps this year more ever, is ending with an ellipsis rather than a definitive period.
Michael Bierut|Essays
I’m With Her
The logo we designed for Hillary Clinton wasn’t clever or artful. I didn’t care about that. I wanted something that you didn’t need a software tutorial to create, something as simple as a peace sign or a smiley face. I …
Julie Anixter|Essays
AIGA Medalists: Nancy + Tom
Louise Sandhaus|Essays
Her Story Meets His Story: Janet Bennett, Charles Kratka, and the Long Road to Credit at LAX
In any case, this story is complicated.
Brian LaRossa|Essays
Undercover Branding
The Stories Behind 20 Publishing House Logos
Julie Anixter|Essays
Mark Randall: How Design Can Make a More Tolerant World
Mark Randall is being recognized with the 2017 AIGA Medal for his ​oversized dedication to making the design profession more diverse, starting with the earliest stages—students.
Jessica Helfand|Essays
Design Competition as Bake-Off
The idea of book design rendered as a global free-for-all likens the act of cover design to a giant bake-off. But books are not brownies, and design, like literature, is not a sweet shop.
Ken Gordon|Essays
J. D. Salinger: A Cover Story
Let’s judge a book—Franny and Zooey, by the late J.D. Salinger—by its cover.
Eric Holzenberg|Essays
The Aesthetic Movement
The role of printing in the Aesthetic Movement.
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