Jeannie Huang talks about her start working with floral headpieces, her journey with wearable flowers, and how she collaborates with other artists. But its how her creativity has been shaped when working with something so ephemeral and natural that’s brought about the most growth.

Lynne Yun is a type designer and educator, with an exhaustive curiosity that has led her down the rabbit hole through the history of type and calligraphy. We chat with her on her journey in the world of type and how the pandemic has shifted her focus to one of providing easy and affordable access to type design.

From the Lower East Side to Portland, Terrence Watson’s words have equally run the gamut whether it’s working with notable brands such as Nike or celebs like Kevin Durant. We chat with him below on how he got his start, what inspires him, and what the future holds with his new project, Colorways.

Meet Maxime & Sabrina, the duo behind graphic design studio Faire Projects, as they delve into what it takes to run their own studio and their forthcoming project, Faire Type.

Because life doesn’t always work out the way we think it will. Robyn Ng describes the joys of creating out of clay and how it’s helped her cope with the clusterfuck of 2020.

You might recognize Jocelyn Tsai from her “Quarantine Scenes” comic series here, but she is also known for her colorful murals that feature her signature faceless and amorphous figures. Below, she shares her thoughts on what it takes to create these larger than life artworks.

Careers are never a one and done deal. With Emily, giving herself permission to pursue what she wanted was the creativity push she needed.

Eunji’s journey into tattoos grapples with not fitting in with the norm of her culture and how she embraces her and other’s identities in her tattoos.

Meet Alejandro Chen Li, a printmaker and artist who finds inspiration in classic Renaissance paintings and 80’s and 90’s cartoons. Incorporating memento mori and modern storytelling in his prints, his work is modern, relatable, and filled with hidden layers.

Inclusivity in education starts from the beginning. Here is Tiffany Q. Liu’s journey to making it happen with ABC for ABC’s, the alphabet book for American Born Chinese kids, a reality.

Are you ready for the seasonal transition to come? Allow Rachel, our resident Tarot card guru, guide you through the month.

Meet multidisciplinary designer Joe Haddad. From his beginnings at Deutsch advertising agency to his current work with outer space at Supercluster, here’s a peek inside his mind and how his varied interests intersect.

To look in the mirror—or not. A comic strip from Jocelyn’s “Quarantine Scenes” series.

Egg tarts itself are derived from English custard tarts and Portuguese pasteis de nata, but what happens when a Hong Kong style recipe with a touch of Philadelphia cream cheese ends up being the best?

What makes someone a collector? Inside the world of Comme des Garçons through the collection of Duy, a collector, admirer, and creative.

The gallery leveling the playing field and bringing a sense of comfort and inclusivity in featuring art. Welcome to Paragraph, brought about by Trenna, Danielle, and Nicole.

Meet Zuli Segura, the founder and creator of Latinx Design Directory. Her solution to the underrepresentation of the Latinx community in design and tech is a visual representation that serves as a tool, provides exposure, and champion its members.

Baking as a form of allyship and activism. How Cookie Do was formed, and the transformative power of food in shaping our belonging.

Ready for what August has in store for you? Allow Rachel, our resident Tarot card guru, guide you through the month.

Changes in the time of Covid-19. Saying goodbye to NYC with an impromptu road trip and welcoming a new life in New Orleans.