Aaron Kenedi

When George Lois wants something, he usually gets it. Whether it's Maypo, Matzo, or MTV, the advertising and design legend has won many more battles than he's lost. And at 81 years old, Lois still approaches life like it's something to be fought over and enjoyed and laughed about later. He has lived a rich [...]

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J.J. Sedelmaier's recent post on Superman got my comic book mojo going. I've always been more of a Marvel guy myself and it got me thinking about this piece I did a year and half ago for Imprint about the wild rumors surrounding the highly anticipated Avengers movie. Now that we know a lot more about [...]

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Our good friend and frequent contributor, Timothy Goodman, is crazy. Crazy in love that is. And to prove his passionate devotion to all things romantic, he has undertaken an ambitious projects all in the name of love (and @timothyogoodman #selfpromotion of course). His "Valentine Tweet Marathon," like artist Jason Polan's recent attempts to illustrate every [...]

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Sunday afternoons in New York can lead to all sorts of odd discoveries. This most recent one brought me to the Rubin Museum of Art on 17th Street and into an arts mashup the likes of which I have never seen and probably would not have believed if someone were to tell me about it. First [...]

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Not many young designers can boast a pedigree as impressive or as diverse as Jee-eun Lee's. From Mirko Ilic to Milton Glaser, Lee has had the rare good fortune to begin her already promising career by collaborating with two of the more accomplished and respected names in the industry. The daughter of a Korean diplomat, Lee [...]

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A few years ago I had the good fortune to edit a lovely little book called I Met the Walrus, based on an Oscar-nominated short animated film of the same name. Set in 1969, both tell the story of Jerry Levitan, a precocious 14-year-old who was a huge Beatles fan and wanted nothing more than to [...]

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It's end-of-the-year, new-calendar time again. You might be tempted by cats wearing silly hats, or hot girls on the hood of cars, or fast airplanes or cute babies. OR, if you want to try something completely different, you could go with artist Abbey Luck's little twisted gem, "Death on the Mountain", a collection of sad, [...]

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So far the biggest story to come out of baseball's early off-season isn't some splashy free agent signing or the abrupt retirement of St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa, but that of the logo and uniform redesign of the Florida Marlins. If you haven't seen the new look yet, it will be officially announced on [...]

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This month Print will release its first book under the newly established Print Publications line. Identify: Basic Principles of Identity Design in the Iconic Trademarks of Chermayeff & Geismar looks back at the last half century of work by Chermayeff & Geismar, the design studio behind many of the world’s most recognizable trademarks: Chase Bank, the Library of Congress, [...]

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In honor of New York's Gay Pride Parade this Sunday, we wanted to show off Mirko Ilic's new poster design for the event, what he calls "a combination of Alexander Rodchenko's poster, 'Lengiz-Books' (1925) and the famous 'Silence = Death' (1986) poster about AIDS." Photo by Igor Mandic. To learn more about the schedule and [...]

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