The Daily Heller: What the Best-Dressed Books Wore Before Jackets – PRINT Magazine 'Arts and Crafts Book Covers' recalls the exquisite stamped cover designs of the late-19th-century Arts and Crafts movement.

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It’s Time to Oust 'President' Stephen Miller Noem’s firing shows our power, and now we must go after the real architect of Trump's deportation machine and so many other harmful policies.

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A photo shows the aftermath of the strike on an Iranian school. A headline reads: "U.S. at Fault in Strike on School in Iran, Preliminary Inquiry Says." More copy reads: "An ongoing military investigation has determined that the strike, which killed mostly children, was the result of a targeting mistake. The finding undercuts President Trump’s claim that Iran could be to blame." Photo by IRIB TV, via Agence France-Presse

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The Daily Heller: Ronen Tanchum’s Moving Painting is a Living Ecosystem – PRINT Magazine Tanchum's work reveals hidden interactions between human identity and artificial intelligence.

Recalling the future
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The Daily Heller: Enjoy a Respite With Seneca on the Shortness of Life – PRINT Magazine Finding solace in a short paragraph from a short book.

"It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it. Life is long enough, and a sufficiently generous amount has been given to us for higher achievements if it were all well invested. "
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The Daily Heller: How Egypt Advertised Its Wares – PRINT Magazine Bahia Shehab on the evolution of an industry.

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The Daily Heller: An ICE Meltdown in Anytown, USA – PRINT Magazine Brian Michael Weaver riffs on his ICE Invasion Maze.

Brian Weaver makes The ICE Invasion Maze (If you’re looking for Kristi Noem, she’s there … but don’t bother.)

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The Daily Heller: Signing Off the Grid – PRINT Magazine To John Baeder, makeshift signs are the "music of the street."

The real deal . . .
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The Daily Heller: Indulging in Maira Kalman’s Capacity for Producing Calm – PRINT Magazine This video is just the sedative Steven Heller needs this week.

OOOOOOOHHHHHHMMMYGOD . . . .

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The Daily Heller: A Monumental Museum for a Lithuanian Polymath – PRINT Magazine Stasys Eidrigevičius makes masks—not to hide behind, but to be seen.

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The Daily Heller: Architecture That Says What it Does – PRINT Magazine Forty years after it premiere, Taschen has expanded 'California Crazy.'

California is for lovers . . . of eccentric architecture and amazing popcult.
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If you don't have an original Lettres Decorative portfolio, this is just as good . . . if not better. www.printmag.com/daily-heller...

The Daily Heller: Painted Letters for Parisian Sign Writers – PRINT Magazine 'Lettres Decoratives' is an invaluable resource for any typographer who is considering returning to the decorative magic of the past.

If you don't have an original Lettres Decorative portfolio, this is just as good . . . if not better. www.printmag.com/daily-heller...

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One of the best parts of the SOTU. Classic.

“Our opposition calls us paid protesters,” she said. “They cannot comprehend or understand that this is coming from the deepest corners of people’s souls. They cannot get their heads around it.”

Leonard Baskin famously said, “People like me, who care about printing, constitute the tiniest lunatic fringe in the nation.” That, alas, is my market.

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The Daily Heller: Can (Typographic) Design Emote Kindness? – PRINT Magazine 'Visual Voices for Change — Global Typographic Posters' gathers 600+ images created by designers from every continent.

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The Daily Heller: The Mechanics of Fun – PRINT Magazine 'Fairgrounds' is a cabinet of wonders.

See the stark beauty of the country fair.

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The Daily Heller: A Croatian Midcentury Modernist Challenges the Stereotype of Bland Design – PRINT Magazine Reexamining Eastern European design through the lens of Dušan Bekar.

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The Daily Heller: What Brad Holland Left Behind – PRINT Magazine "Art is never finished. Only abandoned."

Life's inevitable riddle . . . what to do with the artifacts of a legacy . . .

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Stenso was an easy-to-use stencil letter drawing system for the student, teacher and basic do-it-your selfer that made drawing lettering for signs, displays and book reports much easier and more efficient.

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The Gilded Age . . .American propaganda and its propagandist is no joke.
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The Daily Heller: Innocent Pastiche or Deliberate Signaling? – PRINT Magazine A closer look at the government's retro propaganda stylings.

Who's on First . . .American propaganda and its propagandist is no joke.
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The Daily Heller: A Visual Dialogue With Gio Ponti – PRINT Magazine Olimpia Zagnoli weaves past and present into a vibrant narrative.

Smiten by simply lines and elegant forms . . .
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The Daily Heller: A Graphic Exposé of Human Guinea Pigs for Science – PRINT Magazine Sydney Halpern explores the history of the U.S. hepatitis program.

From 1942-1972, US biomedical researchers infected people with hepatitis to discover the basic features of the disease and the viruses causing it, using as research such subjects as conscientious objectors, prison inmates, the mentally ill —including children.
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The Daily Heller: Celebrating TDC’s Carol Wahler – PRINT Magazine Wahler has handed off her TDC director's tiara after 42 years.

Celebration tonight at TDC/One Club Gallery

The Director Emerita, Carol Whaler . . .

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The Daily Heller: Berlin's A–Z Presents, Where Graphic Design Boils – PRINT Magazine 'On the Edges of Graphic Design From A—Z' brings together six years of ideas, projects and questions.

The edge where old and new overlap
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The Daily Heller: The Protagonist of This Novel Wants to Destroy All Pictorial Representation – PRINT Magazine 'The Absence' is a brick of a book that has yet to be published as a book.

www.printmag.com/daily-heller... A new novel by Rian Hughes . . . The Absence.

The Daily Heller: Mixed Messages of American Patriotism – PRINT Magazine Joshua Cochran unfurls the flag.

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