Tag: Graphis Master

From Reflection to Resolve: Crafting the Key Art of The Cleaning Lady

In today’s crowded entertainment landscape, key art has the power to do more than attract attention—it can…

Takahiro Igarashi: Still Life, Different Worlds

As a still life photographer and director working between New York and Tokyo, Takahiro Igarashi constantly navigates…

Craig Cutler’s Bold Photography Reveals Museum’s Natural Treasures

Natural history specimens typically sit in quiet stasis behind glass cases—labeled, cataloged, clinically lit. “Collective Knowledge from…

Stan Musilek: Think First, Shoot Later

Through the lens of Stan Musilek, beauty is both a philosophy and a pursuit. As the founder…

Typography, Truth, & Taking Sabbaticals: Stefan Sagmeister Speaks

Few designers have pushed the boundaries of visual communication with as much boldness and originality as Stefan…

Twelve Winemakers Agreed on One Thing: This Label.

In a time of crisis, a bold label brought a region together. When the winemakers of Ticino,…

Q&A: Inside Paul Sych’s Timeless Typography

In the world of typography, Paul Sych dances on the edge. A jazz musician turned typographic maestro,…

Fons Hickmann’s Bold, Conceptual Poster Designs

German designer Fons Hickmann, founder of Fons Hickmann M23, brings an innovative edge to the world of…

In Memory of Takenobu Igarashi (1944–2025)

The design world has lost a visionary. Takenobu Igarashi, whose revolutionary three-dimensional typography and sculptural works redefined…

Photographer Christopher Wilson Pursues Beauty as an Antidote to Darkness

Christopher Wilson’s photography speaks to tranquility and hope in a chaotic world. His work aims to serve…

Robert Rodriguez’s Lasting Impact, From Quaker Oats to Broadway

From the Quaker Oats man to Broadway posters and U.S. postage stamps, Graphis Master Robert Rodriguez has…

Woody Pirtle: An Enduring Creative Force

Legendary graphic designer and AIGA Medal recipient Woody Pirtle passed away last week. As we honor his…