Greenpeace Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Greenpeace projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Greenpeace projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom profiles Stuart Jackson’s new personal art series, 'I Am A', a minimalist typographic project exploring identity and creative authenticity. The series marks a shift from his client work at Daughter Studio, focusing instead on introspection and creative freedom. Jackson reflects on balancing personal expression with professional practice and hints at expanding the series into new mediums.
The Brand Identity interviews Human After All’s co-founders Danny Miller, Ailsa Caine, and Rob Longworth about their people-first creative philosophy, editorial roots, and evolving practice. The discussion covers their work with major clients like Google, Meta, and Greenpeace, their upcoming Gen Z research report, and their commitment to mentoring and supporting young creatives. The studio emphasizes communication, collaboration, and curiosity as the foundation of their long-term success.
Creative Boom’s 2024 Christmas Jumper roundup by Tom May highlights a selection of festive knitwear supporting charitable and environmental causes. The article features designs from brands like Truffle Shuffle, RSPB, Greenpeace, and The Wildlife Trust, celebrating sustainability, nostalgia, and holiday cheer. It also promotes Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day initiative on 12 December 2024.
Creative Boom’s 2024 Christmas Jumper roundup by Tom May highlights festive knitwear supporting various causes, from Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day to eco-conscious designs by RSPB, Greenpeace, and The Wildlife Trust. The article celebrates nostalgic pop culture themes and sustainable production methods across independent UK brands.
London-based studio Human After All created the brand identity for Common Power, a Greenpeace initiative promoting renewable energy and community empowerment. The identity uses everyday energy iconography, bold typography, and electric green hues to convey activism and accessibility. Executive Creative Director Paul Willoughby emphasizes the design’s flexibility and alignment with Greenpeace’s established brand trust.