Designer Things

New Image Painting never quite got the recognition it deserved, honestly. I used to think abstraction and representation were these fundamentally opposed

I used to think music festival posters were just, you know, informational—dates, bands, maybe a trippy background if you were lucky. Turns out the evolution

I used to think logos were just—you know, pictures companies slapped on their products. Then I spent six months digging through Victorian trade catalogs

Visual proximity isn’t just some abstract design principle—it’s how your brain decides what belongs together before you even realize you’

The Chromatic Overload That Nobody Asked For But Everyone Secretly Wanted I used to think pink was just a color. Then came the summer of 2023, when suddenly

I used to think propaganda was just about lies. Turns out, the visual language of propaganda—the posters, the symbols, the color schemes that have moved

I used to think fonts were just about making things pretty. Turns out—and this is the kind of thing that keeps me up at night, honestly—typography has

I used to think heraldic symbols were just decorative—until I realized every brand I trusted had borrowed from medieval coat-of-arms design principles. Here’

I used to think visual consistency was just about making things look pretty. Turns out, the human brain processes visual patterns with the same neural

I used to think Gothic architecture was just about making churches look intimidating. Turns out, the same visual language that made medieval Europeans