It had been a long week of seemingly endless issues to deal with. And, in the rare moment that something wasn’t broken, the other design-related work I dealt with was utilitarian at best. So, when Friday afternoon came, I felt the need for a break – before I myself broke.
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Printed in London around 1760 by the publisher Robert Sayer, The Floristrepresents one of the earliest examples of coloring books found yet. It predates what some consider the first children’s coloring book, Kate Greenaway’s The Little Folks’ Painting Book,
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I’ve often been in conversations with people who know they should get better at design, but they don’t feel they have a “natural sense” for creativity. However, I argue that learning to design well has as much to do with psychology and user behavior as it does creativity.
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There’s no need to travel to the Vatican to see Michelangelo’s ceiling of the Sistine Chapel—because you can see it up-close right here in New York City. For one month this summer, from June 23rd to July 23rd,
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