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Designers and creative leads credited on Emm projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom · Jul 30, 2025
Škoda and FCB London have launched a bold feminist campaign for the Tour de France Femmes, transforming crude roadside graffiti into empowering illustrations. Collaborating with illustrators Cécile Dormeau and Erin Aniker, the project reimagines penis graffiti as feminist art to promote visibility for women’s cycling. The campaign, supported by PhD and Global Street Art, uses humour and activism to engage the Tour’s global audience.
The Brand Identity · Mar 1, 2024
The article by The Brand Identity, written by Poppy Thaxter, curates eight branding and design projects that explore the evolving concept of health. It highlights how studios around the world approach physical, mental, and social well-being through thoughtful design across wellness, femtech, and mental health sectors.
The Brand Identity · Jun 15, 2023 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Saint-Urbain founder Alex Ostroff about the agency’s new cosmic-themed website and refreshed brand identity. Ostroff discusses the studio’s growth, philosophy, and global team, as well as the creative inspiration behind their retro-futurist aesthetic. The conversation highlights Saint-Urbain’s relationship-driven approach and passion for creating distinctive, emotionally resonant brands.
The Brand Identity · Feb 2, 2023
How&How created a bold and empowering brand identity for femtech company Emm, centering on waves as a metaphor for menstrual cycles and health data. The design uses vibrant colors, kinetic illustrations, and strong typography to reframe period care as a positive and empowering experience. The project reflects a shift in female healthcare branding toward confidence, technology, and inclusivity.
BP&O · May 23, 2018
BP&O’s Studio Showcase highlights the work of Swedish design and digital development studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, founded by Andreas Friberg Lundgren and Carl-Johan Lindqvist. The article surveys their conceptual and material-driven approach across branding and editorial projects for clients in architecture, brewing, and the arts, emphasizing their balance of craft, structure, and visual sophistication.
BP&O · Feb 8, 2017
BP&O features Werklig’s brand identity for EMMA’s exhibition series ‘In Search Of The Present’. The identity explores motion and time through typographic cropping, dynamic layouts, and a striking electric blue palette that contrasts EMMA’s black-and-white base. The design extends across print, digital, and environmental applications, unifying static and moving elements into a cohesive visual system.


