Author Archive for: aaron-berman

Neenah Paper is set to introduce a slew of new digital papers at DSCOOP 9 (booth #609), which takes...

Today there’s a growing backlash against the World Wide Web and its promises to bring us closer together, even...

“The Oscar envelope has always been a dream of mine,” Marc Friedland told the International Business Times. Friedland is the...

It’s amazing what kind of books you can produce when you don’t have a proper publisher. Take British writer/artist...

The high-speed continuous inkjet press market (including HP’s Inkjet Web Presses) will be getting some new options courtesy of...

DSCOOP 9 is almost upon us – March 6-8 in Orlando – which means we can look forward to...

We don’t, as a rule, spend a whole lot of time looking at children’s books. (None will ever come...

Some weeks paper news comes thick and fast…and others, not so much. But it’s on slow weeks such as...

Frankly, we’re not sure how many of these examples of the placeholder text making it into the final product...

Newsweek’s departure from print was so brief, there are probably many who didn’t even know they’d left the supermarket...

NewPage has released two new sheet sizes for its Blazer Digital line specially designed for HP Indigo 10000 digital presses: 29.5...

Whatever your feelings about self-help presentations, you will probably fall in the love with the packaging the creators of...

Paris illustrator/photographer/blogger Garance Doré has a stationery line coming out through Rifle Paper Co., which will be launched at Colette...

Design studio Trapped in Suburbia tapped into their “pure adolescent behavior” to come up with the Sound Poster 3.0,...

As if scientists haven’t discovered enough things to worry about, we may soon be adding print pieces that contain...

Never ones to coast on past accomplishments, Mohawk has thrown its arms around the digital print market once more...

Volkswagen’s “Think Blue Initiative” has come up with a fun and functional desk calendar setup that it’s dubbed the...

If there’s a way to inject a whiff of the unexpected into paper, Arjowiggins will find it. Whether it’s...

As horizon-widening and educational as international travel can be, it seems that all we’re usually left with today are...

When a new flick starring a couple of A-list actors hits theaters, print design isn’t usually top of mind....

Everyone and their brother seems to have a letterpress today – it’s the foosball table of the design world....

As amazingly accurate as they are, paper maps seldom give you any real sense of the geographic area you’re...

There is an unrivaled pleasure in seeing hundreds of years of design and marketing rules completely obliterated with one...

If art does one thing really will, it is its ability to make us see old truths in a...

Two or three times a week, PaperSpecs founder Sabine Lenz and I hit the same conversational speedbump. It goes...