CENTER design category disruptor brand Ayoh
Molly Baz's new mayo brand is as unconventional as she is, but the brand is rooted in traditional sandwich shops
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British Airways celebrates 100 years of flying to India through illustration
The airline commissioned illustrator and pattern designer Martha Olivia to create a suite of six bespoke illustrations for their High
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BAGGI develops campaign in aid of food security
Make your Mark includes an animated smiling logo, playful fonts, bright colours, and bold graphics that reflect the vibrant nature
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Designing Tom Holland’s non-alcoholic beer brand
CENTER founder Alex Center explains how they designed the BERO brand to "embrace the authentic history of beer while offering
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Six Cinquième designs an evolving identity for The National Black Canadians Summit
Montreal hosted the summit for the first time in 2025, so it was important that both the consultancy behind the
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Kit Studio designs London Transport Museum’s new retail identity
The aim was to respect the rich design history of London's transport network without just imitating the iconic patterns, shapes
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Mozilla pledges to ‘Reclaim the Internet’ with new identity by JKR
A new protest-inspired brand symbol was designed to compliment Mozilla's custom wordmark and typeface family, helping the brand to stand
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Stars and stripes: Designing Fox’s summer sports broadcasting campaign
Barcelona-based motion design studio THRU developed the Summer of Stars campaign identity, collaborating with designer and art director David Rinman
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LMNOP designs hotel brand reminiscent of classic American summers
A strong sense of nostalgia and authentic enjoyment comes through in the Beachside Hotel's identity, reinforced by an eclectic mix
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Bruichladdich subverts whiskey stereotypes with ‘Not Your Classic’ campaign
Thirst designed the new campaign, centred around three "irreverent heroes", to counteract the stuffy scenes associated with whiskey drinkers. New
