Hanka Design

06/25/2026

“Pete Hegseth is playacting his way through one of the most important jobs in the world,” Tom Nichols argues. https://theatln.tc/fbY6PLry

🎨: Alicia Tatone. Sources: Brett Carlsen / Getty; iStock / Getty.

04/02/2026

Well? 🤔

03/01/2026

Israel’s idea of journalism reflects fhe principles of their so-called democracy - running state sponsored propaganda on front page.

12/10/2025

Petty Fascists!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17WYMW1Wne/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Secretary of State Marco Rubio halted the State Department’s official use of the typeface Calibri, calling the Biden-era move “wasteful,” and ordered the return of Times New Roman as part of a push to stamp out diversity efforts. In 2023, Secretary of State Antony Blinken ordered the typeface change to Calibri to improve accessibility for readers with disabilities, such as low vision and dyslexia, and people who use assistive technologies, such as screen readers. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4oIYeSc

07/15/2025

Interesting!

Experts looked at the video's metadata.

05/08/2025

The Atlantic wins the ASME 2025 Best Cover Award for our October 2024 issue.

Inspired by the visual language of old Ray Bradbury and Stephen King paperbacks, Justin Metz created this illustration—among the only covers without a headline or typography in our history. https://theatln.tc/q4QSOXwb

04/20/2025

Poster front pages seems to be the latest trend in newspaper design abandoning the previous concept of offering the reader multiple points of entry to create interest/readership. Admit that the pages are attractive looking but I am concerned that if reader has no interest in the chosen subject being showcased, they are unlikely to be become a reader/customer. Pages courtesy of the Newseum.