New York-based designer Ipshita Krishan reimagines the identity for Sunburn, India’s largest electronic music festival, using hand-drawn sunburn patterns, vibrating typography and an expansive colour language drawn from growing up in India to create a system that reflects the festival’s cultural origins and global ambitions. Most festival identities reach for…
Pune-based branding studio Rare Ideas, directed by Vijeta Singh, develops the identity and spatial experience for a neighbourhood café by drawing from block-printing and relief craft traditions, extending the idea of made-from-scratch into every surface, object and interaction. The brief was not to make a café that looked crafted. It…
When art, design and cycling come together, the results can be far more than performance apparel. They can become a celebration of identity, community and storytelling. That is exactly the spirit behind the latest collaboration between Rapha and Yinka Ilori, who has created a limited-edition collection for the Rapha Cycling…
Lisbon-based brand designer Nicoleta Costin shapes the rebrand of MStay into NOX Hotels at Creative Clinic, building a nocturnal visual identity from a single anchoring idea that has remained consistent and scalable across multiple London locations since 2021. The brief arrived at a particular moment: 2021, the hospitality sector emerging…
Thessaloniki-based branding and packaging studio Boo Republic designs a product line for Ergon Foods that translates centuries of Greek culinary heritage into contemporary packaging, drawing from traditional regional weaving and embroidery patterns and printed in bi-colour offset with blind embossing on Old Mill Avorio and Fedrigoni Arena Rough. The brief…
New campaign by KesselsKramer uses handwritten local tips to guide Amsterdam’s visitors across the city toward the Stedelijk. Amsterdam has a high concentration of museums and cultural attractions. International tourists and Dutch day-trippers visiting the city have plenty of choice, but limited time and increasingly tighter budgets. So how do…
Independent brand designer Izzy Poirier leads a large-scale editorial project between the Ottawa Design Club and New York Design Club, building a story-led publication with silver and clear inks, lenticular inserts and a typographic system that mirrors the project’s core idea: meaning that is not immediately visible but revealed through…
LA-based graphic designer Shengjie Wu challenges the idea that golf is a sport for the wealthy with Birdie, a hypothetical branding and packaging project that makes the game feel genuinely approachable for a new generation of players. Spend a weekend morning at a public golf course and the crowd might…
For their 2026 festival campaign, OFFF Barcelona partnered with London and New York creative studio Uncommon to develop Cultured, a living design identity literally grown from the biological traces of the creative community it represents. The premise is quietly audacious. Uncommon invited members of the creative community into their London…
Art director and brand designer Kasia Konopka turns the language of consumer packaging against itself, building a modular typographic system that asks what it means when growth starts to look like branding. Something is unsettling about how naturally the language of self-improvement borrows from the language of product marketing… Stronger,…
Romanian graphic designer Blanca Doba builds a conceptual body care brand from the ground up, using forest-derived materials, archival references and tactile packaging to reposition natural skincare as documented substance rather than decorative trend. The language of natural beauty branding has become so familiar it has almost stopped meaning anything.…
Multidisciplinary branding and design practice Altspace Design Studio brings architectural thinking and deliberate colour strategy to a real estate rebrand, building a visual identity anchored in trust and contemporary energy. The starting point for Zion Realty’s rebrand was a single conviction: the logo is the face of the brand, and…
Bristol illustrator Alice Ferns brings the full journey of fruit from field to factory to table in a gift box designed to be its own wrapping. The brief was deceptively simple and immediately compelling: create a gift box that does not need wrapping. For Alice Ferns, a Bristol-based illustrator, it…
Plenty Saturated is a collaborative beer release from DEYA Brewing Company and Floc Brewing, bringing together two much-loved Double IPA approaches into a shared, hop-forward vision. Rooted in a mutual obsession with softness, saturation, and intense hop expression, the collaboration represents a meeting point between DEYA’s Saturated series and Floc’s…
German designer Mona Wingerter has unveiled a beautifully considered new visual identity for her own practice, Design Studio Mona. A project that distils her approach into its purest form: clear, modern, and material-led. Since founding her studio in 2018, Wingerter has specialised in visual identities, brand design, and packaging, drawing…
What happens when a luxury cognac brand, a global sports powerhouse, and a typographic visionary join forces? You get a collaboration that fuses heritage, hustle, and handcraft in one striking visual statement. For the Hennessy x Adidas Arena campaign in Paris, South African designer Andrew Footit was tasked with bringing…
There’s something magical about The New Forest, an ancient landscape where ponies roam freely, legends whisper through the trees, and history feels very much alive. So when Studio Glass was tasked with rebranding the area’s tourism identity, they didn’t just design a logo, they unearthed an entire folklore-driven narrative that…
What happens when you take the humble form of a card, and build from it a system that’s both collective and expressive, that’s consistent yet playful? That’s exactly what design studio SMLXL, in collaboration with Principi, set out to achieve with Magenta. “We wanted the card itself to be the…
Hi-Fi presents Maximilian Raynors‘s solo debut – ‘Welcome to the Un-United Kingdom’ Maximilian Raynor unveils his AW25 collection made possible by Hi-Fi with sponsorship from Hidden Agency and AKT. The Lumber Thieves forage for wood, for wood is as precious as gold. The Curfew Marshall cracks his whip, for air…
Making a difference, together The latest numbers suggest that 1 in 160 people in England are homeless right now – that’s over 354,000 people, an increase of over 14% in just one year. With The Clearing’s studio being based in Bankside, London, they witness it every day, and are determined…