Art on Paper Celebrates the Power of Paper-Based Art This Fall

Art on Paper, New York City’s celebrated fair dedicated to the creative potential of paper-based art, returns to Pier 36 on Manhattan’s Lower East Side for its eleventh edition during Armory Arts Week on September 4–7, 2025. Known for its lively atmosphere, innovative...

Dreamlike Scenes Unfold in Masha Foya’s Ethereal Illustrations

From glowing portals that open up in swimming pools to an oversized cat sipping from an ornamental fountain, Masha Foya celebrates wonder and imagination in her dreamy illustrations. Based in Kyiv, the artist has previously collaborated with clients like Adobe, The...

Diego Glazer on BoldBrush Live! [August 14, 2025]

Diego Glazer was our latest guests on our BoldBrush Live! program. As a paid subscriber, we are happy to provide not only the video replay but the full transcript of the insightful session with Diego below. Please keep in mind the transcripts are generated by AI so...

Coolgrey’s journey from local print shop to global brand studio

Founded in 2002 as a hybrid design-and-print venture, Coolgrey has evolved into one of Cork’s most ambitious creative studios. In 2002, when Coolgrey first opened its doors, the goal was to build a design studio with its own in-house print production, delivering...

Why brand mascots are back in business

Once considered relics of advertising’s golden age, brand mascots are making a surprising comeback. Ami Werner, Bulletproof’s head of strategy, explains why these characters still have cultural clout and how the next generation of mascots is evolving for...

Dispatches From the Ever-Evolving Santa Fe Indian Market

SANTA FE — Every third weekend in August, New Mexico’s capital becomes a hub of Indigenous creativity for the Santa Fe Indian Market, hosted by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA). This year, the air felt charged as lightning propelled down from...