Ourselves helps sugar brand Silver Spoon inspire Britain to get baking
The campaign 'Life is what you bake it' combines TV, OOH and new packaging to promote the generational joy of
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Tom May
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Company Policy founder Adam Katz on breaking down barriers with clients
The founder of the three-year-old Brooklyn studio explains how they're blending strategy, language and design and helping redefine brand communication
Tom May
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How to integrate music into your design workflow
In the third of our special six-part series, we discuss how Epidemic Sound's helpful tools for creatives can elevate your
Tom May
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Karl Taylor on how Visual Education is transforming online learning for creatives
We chat with the founder of Visual Education, which offers world-class training in photography, CGI, and design, to discover why
Tom May
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Kuudes redesigns premium meal providers for a post-pandemic era
When Finnish food company Anton&Anton decided to close its boutique stores and focus on convenience foods, creative agency Kuudes helped
Tom May
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Dutch studio JUST’s new identity balances simplicity with wonder
Reflecting its commitment to social change, the Hague-based design agency has crafted a colourful and impactful new identity for itself.
Tom May
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Innovative packaging design unites Coop brand across four markets
Swedish studio Bercow is helping the Nordic retailer reimagine 3,500 products across four countries, harmonising diverse market identities through clever
Tom May
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George Underwood: the designer who gave Bowie’s albums their iconic look
From schoolyard friends to legendary album covers, we chat with David Bowie's lifelong collaborator about his artistic journey and a
Tom May
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[REDACTED]: Fold7Design brings the idea of Web3 to visual life for event branding
Web3 isn't so much a technology than a cause to rally around. And so Fold7Design's designs for [REDACTED], a new
Tom May
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What the Oasis reunion can teach us about branding
The new Oasis tour is expected to make half a billion dollars. What lessons can we learn from this incredible
