Designers and creative leads credited on Co-op projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom profiles London agency SomeOne’s branding for Co-op’s new food delivery app, Peckish. The identity blends Co-op’s trusted visual language with a playful new personality, featuring a distinctive 'bite' motif and illustrations by Miguel Ángel Camprubí. The project aims to support independent retailers while offering a modern digital experience that celebrates local communities.
It’s Nice That’s 2024 roundup highlights the year’s most captivating moving image projects across film and animation. From Channel 4’s bold Paralympics campaign to Co-op’s inventive receipt ad and Bad Bunny’s surreal concert visuals, the list celebrates both digital innovation and analogue charm. The feature underscores a resurgence of handcrafted techniques alongside experimental 3D and VR work.
Photographer Samanta Helou Hernandez created a photo essay for LAist documenting the Strippers’ Co-op, a worker-owned collective in Los Angeles. The project, produced in collaboration with podcast host Emma Alabaster, explores empowerment, labour rights, and representation within the sex work industry. Through intimate portraits and performance photography, Samanta highlights individuality and reimagines what an equitable strip club could look like.