Kim Tidwell is a Managing Editor for Print Magazine. With a focus on typography and design, Kim's articles explore the intersection of art and communication, showcasing innovative typefaces, discussing the impact of design on branding, and highlighting the evolving trends in the world of typography.
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Kim Tidwell's articles focus heavily on design, typography, and branding. Given her interest in expert commentary, she would likely be interested in engaging with professionals who can provide unique insights into the latest trends or developments within the design industry. Professionals specializing in typography, branding strategies, and innovative design concepts might find success reaching out to Kim for potential collaboration.
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Daniel Benneworth-Gray on what some very smart people are saying about the current humans-vs-machines brouhaha, plus some other click-worthy things from around the web.
Illustrator Craig Frazier's and photographer Craig Cutler's weekly collaboration is anything but this week's prompt.
This is a guest post by Majid Abbasi, design director of Studio Abbasi, an internationally active studio based in Tehran and Toronto.
By: Kim Tidwell
Alexander Girard refused to be boxed in by the design canon, say the authors of a new book on the life and work of the designer, "Let The Sun In."
By: Kim Tidwell
Phillip Nessen on the alien beauty of designer Frieda Luczak's album covers for a group of electronic musicians in Cologne in the mid-1990s.
If there’s a silver lining in the recent presidential election, it’s that we’ll be seeing much more from Edel Rodriguez. His Trump-trolling political illustrations gave us life as we dealt with the existential dread of another orange-tinged term.
This week’s guest is Michael Johnson. He set up Johnson Banks in 1992, after a decade spent learning design, branding, and art direction across the globe. His company is known for how they define, then design, brands that make a difference. ‘Do great work for good people’ is their mantra. Johnson has produced an enviable portfolio of work and received countless awards, including D&AD’s highest honor, the President’s Award in 2017. In this episode, host Nicola Hamilton welcomes Johnson to discuss starting and sustaining a design business, the value of strategy in our practice, and the criticism the internet lobs at rebranding projects.
By: Kim Tidwell
November is Native American Heritage Month. This week, many Americans will gather for Thanksgiving, a holiday celebrating the “First Thanksgiving,” a closely-held myth of the pilgrims (colonizers) breaking bread with the Wampanoag people who’d inhabited the land around what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts, for over 12,000 years.
By: Kim Tidwell
Penelope’s distinctive rhythm instantly caught my eye, vacillating between narrow and wide. Designed by Lyon-based Timothée Berger, the display typeface’s streamlined, imposing letterforms evoke Art Deco, while slight irregularities and sinuous joints give it an Art Nouveau vibe.
As we wind down the year in type, here’s a sampling of gift ideas for the type lover in your life.
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