The Brand Identity interviews Marcus Wendt, founder of FIELD.IO, about the studio’s hybrid approach that merges design, technology, and AI into adaptive brand systems. Wendt discusses FIELD.IO’s evolution since 2009, its work for global clients like Nike and IBM, and its philosophy of learning through prototyping and iteration. The conversation explores how creative intelligence and responsive environments are reshaping brand communication.
Written by Koto Motion Director Santiago Avila for Creative Boom, this article explores how motion branding has evolved from a decorative afterthought to a strategic foundation for modern brands. Avila argues that motion should be integrated into brand systems from the start, citing examples like Deezer, Figma, and OpenAI to illustrate how dynamic identities drive engagement and consistency. The piece highlights the growing importance of motion in digital-first environments and predicts a future where brands are responsive, data-driven, and alive.
The Brand Identity interviews New York-based designer and educator Anthony Zukofsky about his multidisciplinary practice that spans design, teaching, and writing. Zukofsky discusses his career path through studios like Pentagram, Google, and Instrument, his teaching role at the School of Visual Arts, and his approach to balancing creative and academic work. The conversation highlights his reflections on leadership, learning, and the evolving nature of design practice.
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