Debbie created a custom font for the Hershey Corporation and it is featured on the front and back of the redesigned brand identity of TWIZZLERS! Yes! One of the greatest sweets of all time. The font is aptly titled “Debbie Millman Three,” as um, this is the third version of the font.
I wrote and illustrated an article in the August 2010 issue of Print Magazine on design leadership! The full piece can be found here.
Beginning in July 2010, Debbie will have a visual essay featured every month on Imprint, Print Magazine’s new site.
JULY 2010
A sample from “Post Super Bowl Musings, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Coffee.”


The complete visual essay can be found here.
AUGUST 2010
Two samples from “Penelope,” a story of first job heartbreak


The complete visual essay can be found here.
SEPTEMBER 2010
Two samples of the fiction piece, “No. 53”


The complete visual essay can be found here.
The fourth of the seven interviews Nate Voss and Donovan Beery recorded from the 2010 HOW Conference in Denver was with Debbie Millman.
“…like the sculptor who looks at a stone and realizes what it could be, Debbie Millman has transformed the book form into her own creation. It has become, in addition to it’s message, an object.”
Effective visual storytelling is a remarkable art form. Over the course of six months Debbie worked with a group of Graphic Design students at the Academy of Art University who were interested in exploring the art of telling a story through a unique combination of images and words.
The always dapper Sean Adams recently interviewed Debbie for his fabulous column on the site Felt & Wire. The interview can be found here.
Ilene Lundy is a lovely young student from MICA in Baltimore. She created this illustration for an assignment in her senior class. Thank you Ilene!
The very very lovely folks at Thought And Theory interviewed me at University of Florida’s Ligature 19 and the fabulous people at Design:Related have published the video here.
Felt & Wire, the fabulous new Mohawk website is “about the universe of design, paper and print — from posters to packaging, from memorable mail to beautiful books, from invitations to artistic innovations. Felt & Wire reveals the fascinations, avocations and professions of the people who inhabit this continually expanding and evolving universe. It is a community, by and about those of us who are paper-obsessed.” Very happily they gave a very kind shout out to my handwritten love letter, Dear Susan, which was recently included in Rob Walker’s Significant Object project.

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