Fore Design Cases
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Designers and creative leads credited on Fore projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Fore projects in press coverage.
The article reports on Adobe's major announcements at Max 2025, where the company revealed plans to embed AI across all Creative Cloud applications. Adobe is opening its ecosystem to third-party AI models from Google, OpenAI, and others, while introducing new tools like a web-based video editor, AI music and voice generation, and conversational assistants. The move signals Adobe's strategy to keep creatives within its platform while embracing the broader AI landscape.
BP&O features Design Bridge and Partners Singapore’s new brand identity for Forest Carbon, an environmental restoration company operating across Southeast Asia. The identity draws on bioacoustics, translating forest sounds into visual Chladni patterns to create a dynamic, sensorial system. The work combines scientific precision with emotional resonance through typography, color, and motion, positioning Forest Carbon as both research-driven and human-centered.
Studio Glass rebranded The New Forest by unifying its fragmented tourism identities under the rediscovered 1970s tagline 'Old Yet Ever New.' Drawing on local folklore, history, and community collaboration, the Dorset-based studio created a brand identity rooted in authenticity and stewardship. The project features custom illustrations, nature-inspired colors, and editorial storytelling that celebrate the region’s living heritage.
Studio Glass has rebranded The New Forest with a new identity rooted in folklore, community, and natural storytelling. The project replaces generic tourism branding with a design system inspired by local history, seasonal colour palettes, and custom illustrations by Lauren Marina. The rebrand aims to connect visitors and locals alike to the forest’s deeper cultural and environmental narratives.
Creative Boom reports on the unveiling of the World Illustration Awards 2025 shortlist by the Association of Illustrators and the Directory of Illustration. Featuring 200 projects from over 4,700 global entries, the shortlist spans categories from editorial to site-specific design. Judges praised the innovation and diversity of the work, with winners to be announced in September 2025.
Creative Boom reports on 'Music for the Senses', a large-scale public art trail by Wild in Art transforming Manchester into an open-air gallery celebrating the city's musical heritage. Featuring over 80 artworks, installations, and murals by artists such as Lazerian, Lei-Mai LeMaow, and Nomad Clan, the project merges art, music, and urban space. It also includes an interactive app and supports local music venues through a charity auction.
The Brand Identity interviews Cat How, co-founder of How&How, ahead of her talk at POV Budapest 2024. She discusses her upcoming presentation 'What’s Your Story: Design Languages for Brand,' which explores the relationship between language, storytelling, and brand identity. The conversation also touches on How&How’s recent projects, studio growth, and her move to Los Angeles.
