Finding the right fit for your culture is an essential part of the hiring process. Considering what their goals are, how they fit into your current culture and how their skills propel the team are all things that take time and planning. Here are some tips.
Sappi NA’s 2017 Ideas that Matter grant program is now open for entries, inviting designers to show the world how design can change lives.
Jim Erickson is an exceptional photographic talent and the newly redesigned Erickson Stock website makes his still and video work easily accessible.
Over the past several years, there has been a seismic change in how brands and customers interact. Monotype has developed a brief quiz that can help you assess your brand’s health.
Hornall Anderson’s Kristin James on how to stop selling to women and start creating for them.
Nominations are open for the Positively Print awards program; the winner will be honored this fall at the PRINT 17 graphic communications show.
Beautiful interiors from the big screen
Creatives are well-situated to help brand disruptors like Uber, Airbnb and Postmates change the status quo argues Dak Dillon of Hub & Spoke.
Top Designers Share Their Favorite Charities
Thoughts on Milton L. Kaye, who founded GDUSA in 1963 and died last month at 95.
UNO Branding of Minneapolis on why large CPG brands should be thinking about Latina moms as a knowledgeable and lucrative market.
Every year for a half century GDUSA has used the first magazine of the year to spotlight People To Watch. The issue will be published early in February. Meanwhile, here’s a preview of sayings to live by from a dozen of our 2017 honorees.
The challenge: to design a cover of GDUSA magazine. Neenah is a natural sponsor given its rich variety of paper colors and textures for digital printing applications. The winner and honorable mentions were selected from hundreds of entries.
Corina Ludwig of FunctionFox on why to try a free demo and/or take advantage of deep holiday discounts on North America’s number one ranked web-based timesheet and project management software.
Graphic designer Gina Peterson created her first custom wedding invitation 6 years ago and, today, with the help of Carlson Craft custom print services, she has a thriving custom invitation business.
Adobe Stock has a timely and interesting offer for graphic designers and other creative professionals: enjoy 10 free images and a new holiday collection.
The HOW Design Live team ruminates on the purpose of their event and why it is important for designers to attend.
A professional association for in-house creative leaders gets a fresh look.
Duffy design firm discusses some of its favorite public service projects including Meals On Wheels and Susan G. Komen for the cure.
Hornall Anderson’s VP of Creative, Rahmin Eslami, shares his thoughts on the challenges of working at the intersection between art and commerce.
Visual Connections returns to New York on Thursday, October 27 to stage another free discovery, networking and education event exclusively for buyers and commissioners of photography, footage and illustration. The venue will again be Metropolitan Pavilion located in Midtown Manhattan.
The Dieline’s Andrew Gibbs on why package designers should attend HOW Design Live.
As Graph Expo 2016 opens, The Paper Loop, a promotional document from Rolland that doubles as a magazine for paper aficionados, is the 2016 winner of the annual Positively Print award at Graph Expo 16.
Adrián Enrique Novello of Lion Agency speaks to the challenge of branding for the LGBT market in a way that reflects values, services and feelings. Being merely “LGBT Friendly”, he says, is no longer enough.
An exhibition celebrating the 80th anniversary of the founding of the 27 Chicago Designers opens October 21. It is curated by Lara Allison and Jack Weiss, with help from Ron Kovach, Steve Liska, Joseph Michael Essex and many more.
CBX expert Allison Koller says that brands targeting women still depend on tired cliches and tropes.
Lee Coomber of Lippincott contends that as cross cultural symbolism starts to usurp written language, an interesting symbol based language has emerged.
Graphic Designer and educator David Langton was watching the new Ghostbuster’s movie and found it chilling in unexpected ways.
Visual Connections returns to the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City on October 27. Stock agencies, artist reps and production companies are among the exhibitors.
Type in a hashtag and, courtesy of Rule29, see the predominant colors of the latest Instagram posts associated with that hashtag.
Exclusive promotional offer from Pantone® and GDUSA on the PANTONE EXTENDED GAMUT Guide which makes printing seven colors easier and cheaper than ever.
For the first time, many high quality and emotionally resonant Erickson Stock images are being offered in royalty free model.
Pulbisher Gordon Kaye on Marco Rubio, wearing black, and why it is helpful to have experts around when you are forecasting graphic design trends.
Publisher Gordon Kaye is worried about the lack of shared experiences in our fragmented media world, and what it means to a society.
Mississippi graphic designer Paul Donnell explains why a virtual office works early birds, night owls, and the whole design team.
GDUSA’s Health + Wellness Design Awards encompasses the big picture of healthcare.
Enter the Bridgeman Studio Award 2016 and you could win a $1,500 commission to design the front cover of award-winning author Rosie Garland’s next title.
Neenah has gathered a portfolio of unique luxury papers known as The Design Collection.
Register now for a free webinar on June 29 hosted by Monotype that will help you achieve great typography in your next design.
Gary Lynch on choosing the right mix of keynoters for this May’s HOW Design Live.
