Emily Ludolph
Emily Ludolph writes about business, history, and culture. She has published in Quartz, Narratively, TED Online and Design Observer. She is the host of a live show and podcast called Dedicate It.
A Type Museum Preserves the Skill of Letterpress Printing
Two graphic designers with a love for letterpress took over a 250 year old business and turned it into a living museum, a small-run press, and an unofficial clubhouse for print and typeface wonks.
Do You Have A Nose for Branding? The Memorable World of Aroma Design
Berlin-based Maurice Joosten takes us through his scent branding process, with roots in a centuries-old Japanese tradition and very modern take on another dimension of logo work.
What Does the Word Magazine Mean Today?
This year's ModMag Conference took a philosophical approach to the world of magazine creation, ideation, and production.
Eddie Opara: On Criticism Versus Trolling, Fragmentation of Design, and Joining Pentagram
The designer with one foot in America and one in Europe discusses what it takes to be a Pentagram partner, the poor design of US passports, and why we must pay more attention to graphic design.
Watch Out for These Phrases Designed to Trap Freelancers
A no nonsense crew, including Gail Anderson, Pum Lefebure, and Mac Premo call out the jargon, manipulation, bad intentions, good intentions but bad behavior, and downright BS that should make creatives run the other way.
More Than Ever, Creativity Demands Courage
The theme for 99U 2019 was 'The Creative Future,' which permeated conversations among attendees and sparked unexpected connections.
The Best Ideas from the 11th Annual 99U Conference, Part II
In the hands of creatives, the future is bright.
The Best Ideas from the 11th Annual 99U Conference, Part I
Top ideas from 99U 2019 to help make the creative future bright.
9 Lessons for the First-Time Manager
What if the manager you always wish was in the room... is you?
Aaron Dignan: Being a Leader Means Giving Up Control
The author and entrepreneur says too many companies are clinging to Stone Age ideas about what it means to lead.
Looking for a Career Boost? What Creative Coaches Want You to Know
From helping you get unstuck to improving your self-worth, these coaches are masters at guiding creatives through ever-shifting career landscapes.
Meet the Founder of Bev, the Canned Rosé That’s Taking on Toxic Masculinity
Bev Founder Alix Peabody is aiming to bring change to a beer-saturated market.
