Lauren Covello Jacobs
Move Over, Canvas Totes: Reusable Straws Could Be the New ‘It’ Accessory
With plastic straw bans going into effect across the country, eco-friendly alternatives are catching on with consumers.
Erik Kessels: It’s Not the End of the World
Iconic advertising executive Erik Kessels wants you to make more mistakes. Here’s why.
How Do You Know When It’s Done?
For artists and creatives, deciding that a piece of work is finished is an age-old dilemma.
Working Remotely from Antarctica to Albania
What it’s like to live and design in out-of-the-way locales.
Follow Your Passion Way Off the Beaten Track
For a skier and adventure photographer drawn to dramatic, pristine landscapes, the state of Washington is a natural fit.
Mike Perry: Good Vibes
Artist Mike Perry sees art as a constant experiment. Color, too.
Kim Høltermand: From Police Fingerprint Examiner to Professional Photographer
For an artist guided by mood, the landscapes of the Nordic region are a source of inspiration.
How Robinhood Emphasizes Design to Make Stock Trading More Accessible
Robinhood’s senior designer explains how the app’s user-friendly design is making stocks, ETFs, options, and crypto more approachable.
What It Takes to Launch a Profitable Side Hustle
A creative director finds purpose and profit in self-publishing.
How Man Made Music Uses Sound to Brand Everything from the Super Bowl to Electric Cars
We don’t necessarily realize it, but every moment of our lives is scored with music and sound. And Man Made Music founder Joel Beckerman has made that his business by launching and leading his sonic branding company.
From the Drawing Board to the Board Room
A design firm gives everyday employees the chance to make some of its most important decisions.
