Ea Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Ea projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Ea projects in press coverage.
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly spotlights Ologie’s new logo and identity for the Gilcrease Museum. The rebrand introduces a clean sans serif wordmark and a green color palette to modernize the museum’s visual presence. The article lists the project under the culture industry and notes it as a spotted feature.
BP&O’s article by Lisa Cain explores how herbal tea brands evolved from counterculture roots into mainstream success, focusing on Herman-Scheer’s 2026 brand refresh for Stash Tea. The redesign reintroduces bold color and typography, reconnecting the brand with its original energy while appealing to modern, health-conscious consumers.
How&How has rebranded Bristol’s historic dockyard area, uniting the SS Great Britain, the Being Brunel Museum, and the Brunel Institute under a single identity: Bristol Dockyards. The new visual system uses collage, bold typography, and a vibrant color palette inspired by the city’s architecture to modernize the landmark’s image and attract new audiences.
Creative Boom profiles Montréal-based illustrator and muralist Anne-Julie Dudemaine, who transitioned from an advertising career to a vibrant multidisciplinary art practice after burnout. The article explores her evolution from black-and-white drawings to colourful murals, patterns, and ceramics, highlighting major projects like the Osheaga logo and a Canada Post stamp. Dudemaine shares insights on creative resilience, income diversification, and her ongoing inspiration from Montréal’s art scene.
BP&O’s Emily Gosling reviews How&How’s rebrand for Bristol Dockyards, a cultural destination encompassing the SS Great Britain, Being Brunel Museum, and Brunel Institute. The new identity uses a collage-based visual system, vibrant colors inspired by Bristol’s Totterdown neighborhood, and a suite of typefaces balancing tradition and modernity. The project unifies multiple sub-brands under one coherent destination identity while maintaining flexibility and playfulness.
How&How has rebranded the SS Great Britain into the Bristol Dockyards, transforming the historic ship into a broader cultural destination. The new identity uses a bold pink inspired by Bristol’s Totterdown terraces, a collage-based visual system, and a confident tone of voice to reflect the city’s radical spirit. The rebrand aims to attract new audiences and reposition the Dockyards as a vibrant, modern experience.
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly highlights Büro Milk’s new identity for Trenčín, Slovakia, as the European Capital of Culture 2026. The design features a proprietary stencil-inspired typeface and a blue color palette, reflecting a contemporary cultural identity. The article notes the collaboration with skrovan.studio and categorizes the work under the culture industry.
