Sink your teeth into Impossible’s new branding
The plant-based food brand is amping up its proposition for meat-eaters with a new identity and positioning developed by JKR
From new work to in-depth coverage, reviews and opinion, here you’ll find all you need on creativity in graphic design
The plant-based food brand is amping up its proposition for meat-eaters with a new identity and positioning developed by JKR
The UK-based dance organisation can more easily differentiate between its various venues with a new design system, which has been developed with Chestnut Creative ahead of launching a new East London location this year
Whether for immersive experiences, in corporate buildings, or just a billboard in a train station, screens have taken over our public spaces. We examine if they’re being used to their creative potential
Created with the help of a ‘clowncil’ of comedians and magicians, the museum’s exhibition design is as much of a spectacle as a Blackpool live show
As the UK grapples with its identity in the post-Brexit era, is its reputation as a global creative powerhouse under threat?
Created by Studio Dumbar/Dept in collaboration with Instagram’s in-house design team, the new motion identity system is inspired by the act of scrolling and swiping
The sports company has unveiled a new logo, strategy and design system to help align its many ‘in-house’ labels with the overarching Decathlon brand
From NASA apps to city planning, Sam Hashemi has a track record of transforming dated systems and esoteric processes with design. His latest target is map-making, which he’s bringing into the modern age with a collaborative tool called Felt
Wonderhood Design has created an intentionally provocative yet playful brand for the new coffee shop run by St Anne’s Church in London’s Soho
Dan Crowder, founder at recruitment agency Craft, says design leaders should ask themselves tough questions before even thinking about hiring
The children’s charity has revealed a refreshed identity designed with young people, along with a new spot illuminating the “silent struggles” that children and their families are facing
The culture wars are seeing diversity initiatives come under attack, but creative agencies are making tangible steps towards improvement, says Asad Dhunna, founder of the Unmistakables. We asked him what comes next