You can mark Trump’s political career by its sloganering baseball hats. His latest — which says “Veto” in all-caps on the front and “45-47” on one side — signals the beginning of a post- or at least ...
The blue heart emoji is having a moment among those celebrating Democrats’ midterm election results, and while you can clock this in many a comments section, it’s also backed up by stats.
When Griffin Glaze, a graphic designer, got the job to design James Talarico’s campaign branding, she had just 10 days to do ...
Trump first used the phrase “America First” in a 2015 Wall Street Journal editorial criticizing Chinese trade and currency ...
President Donald Trump’s name has never been less popular as a baby name than it is now, but he’s naming the next generation’s new savings accounts after himself anyway. Fewer Americans named their ...
The U.S. Postal Service announced new stamps for 2022 last week, including the latest edition of their American flag stamp, by illustrator Laura Stutzman with Ethel Kessler as art director. The ...
Calibri and Times New Roman have been at war for years. And now the two fonts are once again pitted against each other after the U.S. State Department declared it will be swapping its current official ...
As the Barack Obama Presidential Center takes shape ahead of its June 2026 opening, some observers have pointed feedback about an element of the building’s design. The Chicago tower features all-caps ...
Iowa Auditor Rob Sand’s (D) gubernatorial campaign logo doesn’t follow the standard best practices of campaign logo design. But that’s exactly why it works. Sand’s logo shows two arms curving through ...
Jack Schlossberg announced he’s running for Congress. And instead of using his last name in his campaign logo, the 32-year-old—born John Bouvier Kennedy Schlossberg—is using the nickname he shares ...
Two Dan Sullivans are running for Senate in Alaska, and if their names aren’t confusing enough, you might want to take a look at their logos. Sen. Dan S. Sullivan is an incumbent Republican who’s ...
McGruff, the trench coat-wearing cartoon dog whose former address 1980s and ‘90s kids know by heart thanks to his crime prevention PSAs, has set his sights on a new target: the so-called Department of ...