It’s all peachy, according to Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2024
Pantone’s colour forecasting team has introduced the “subtly sensual” Peach Fuzz as a key colour for the coming year
Pantone’s colour forecasting team has introduced the “subtly sensual” Peach Fuzz as a key colour for the coming year
The photographer’s new book, Dream About Nothing, presents his curious vignettes of the world, which create surprising contrasts and harmonies with neighbouring images
The drinks brand has debuted a new design toolkit developed by JKR for festive campaign work, featuring a new typeface by Brody Associates
Five photography practitioners and thinkers have released a timely new book that examines the different kinds of collaboration that go into photographs, raising important questions around authorship and authority
The former Arsenal forward has inspired an illustrated three-piece collection designed around his club days, as well as a characterful animated film sharing some pearls of wisdom
The Ghanaian artist has photographed the calendar for its 60th year, showcasing the people who continue to innovate “in ways that almost defy time itself”
The Lost Voice takes the form of a whimsical children’s tale to highlight Apple’s voice technologies, which are designed to assist people with limited speech
Developed by Pentagram, the forum website’s bubbly new visual identity kickstarts its new positioning as “the heart of the internet”
ITV’s wellness offshoot Woo has created a three-part entertainment series born from a TikTok trend. Founder Stephen Mai and creative director at large Ravi Amaratunga Hitchcock discuss what people are getting wrong about storytelling for Gen Z, and the key to creating platform agnostic content
Following a popular partnership earlier this year, the automaker and workwear brand have come together again for a collaboration fronted by actor Sydney Sweeney
Saint Urbain has designed a new identity and packaging for the Brooklyn pizza restaurant that takes its horsey origin story and runs with it
The company’s new identity by adam&eveDDB uses variable font technology to transform letterforms from glitchy to legible, symbolising its ambition to demystify opaque tech developments