Wine brand Stompy wants you to “sip more, snob less”
&Walsh’s branding for the wine subscription service strives to shake up the stuffy world of wine
DixonBaxi creates new branding for reopened London venue Koko
With a bespoke brand typeface and vibrant red, the visual identity looks to convey the energy and anticipation of live music
How design played a part in Labour’s win in Lewisham last week
Sana Iqbal devised Lewisham Labour’s creative strategy and visual identity for the local and mayoral election campaign, held on May 5. We talk to her about the role design can play in winning over voters
The untold graphic design history of rave era membership cards
Acid house flyers and posters have had their time in the sun, now new book Members Only celebrates the intricate designs of rave club membership cards and passes
Artist Shiraz Bayjoo illustrates new edition of Treasure Island
The release is the latest in the Familiars series by independent publisher Four Corners Books, where artists provide fresh interpretations of classic novels
Cossette creates new identity for the World Anti-Doping Agency
Based around the mission ‘raise the game’, the new look aims to allow the organisation to be more engaging and human while conveying the seriousness of its work
Ankorstore’s new identity blurs the lines between physical and digital retail
Led by Pentagram’s Angus Hyland, the branding for the wholesale online marketplace envisions retail as a thriving ecosystem
Why the creative industry needs Channel 4
With the UK Government planning to privatise the 40-year-old broadcaster, CR speaks to current and former C4 employees about what makes it special, and the unique role it’s played in pioneering creativity
The changing face of finance brands
A raft of new personal finance brands are on a mission to win over Gen Z consumers. We examine how they are setting themselves apart from the millennial-friendly approach of more established challengers
Falmouth University
Why our future depends on creativity
In recent years, arts education has been underfunded and under-prioritised – but creativity is vital for our society’s survival
What Charles and Ray Eames can teach designers today
Charles & Ray Eames didn’t just create iconic pieces of design – they thought of themselves as ‘tradesmen’ whose job was to create better, longer-lasting products. Llisa Demetrios, Eames Institute chief curator and granddaughter of the pair, discusses what we can learn from them
JKR rebrands Magnolia Bakery in New York, home of the cupcake
The brand, which leapt to fame after an appearance in Sex and the City in the 90s, has a new identity as it announces growth plans