Ise Design Cases
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Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Ise projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- How Matthieu Salvaggio grew Blaze Type from three fonts to 100+
The Brand Identity · Apr 16, 2026 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Matthieu Salvaggio about the growth of Blaze Type from a small independent foundry into a global type design platform with over 100 families. Salvaggio discusses rebuilding after a data centre fire, launching a new website, and his self-taught approach to type design. The conversation highlights Blaze Type’s collaborative model, custom work for major clients, and its instinct-driven curation philosophy.
Blaze TypeNUUKUXOH&MFédération Française de Footballdigital - Bravas Graphix are the rave connoisseurs behind some of Brussels’ most explosive posters
It's Nice That · Apr 2, 2026
The article profiles Brussels-based design duo Bravas Graphix, composed of Paul Peyrolle and Jules Rousselet, known for their punk-inspired, collage-heavy posters and zines. Their work merges academic composition with spontaneous, bootleg aesthetics, using analogue techniques like cutting, scanning, and acetone transfers to resist digital uniformity. The duo’s vibrant, rebellious style celebrates remix culture and anti-corporate visual expression.
Bravas GraphixBig ApplePromessesgraphic_design - Playing the part: Inside Roleplay, the studio turning 'strategic maximalism' into brand advantage
Creative Boom · Jan 19, 2026
Creative Boom profiles Roleplay, a young London-based branding studio founded by Ed Little and Hugo Ross. The duo describe their approach as 'strategic maximalism', blending bold design with sharp strategy to help challenger FMCG brands like Northern Pasta Co and Spice Department stand out. The article explores their philosophy, early projects, and the studio’s emphasis on personality and long-term creative partnerships.
- Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines launches industry-first 'Hybrid AI' campaign
Creative Boom · Jan 15, 2026
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has launched an industry-first 'Hybrid AI' advertising campaign that merges live action, CGI, photography, and generative AI. Created with Blunt House and produced by nmatic.ai, the campaign focuses on the emotional experience of sailing with the brand rather than destinations. It features a digital twin of a Fred. Olsen ship and a flagship TV commercial directed by Jonathan Jones, highlighting a responsible and efficient use of AI in creative production.
Blunt Housenmatic.aiFred. Olsen Cruise Linesadvertising - Why Irish Design Week 2025 mattered more than ever for the creative sector
Creative Boom · Nov 26, 2025
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May explores why Irish Design Week 2025 represented a pivotal moment for Ireland’s creative sector. The event showcased international collaboration, design policy integration, and sustainability initiatives across the country. It highlighted Ireland’s growing influence in global design networks and its commitment to inclusive, distributed creative practice.
- Max Ottignon: AI is so hyped, designers pretend to use it more than they actually do
Creative Boom · Nov 11, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom’s Tom May interviews Max Ottignon of Ragged Edge about the hype surrounding AI in branding. Ottignon argues that many designers and agencies exaggerate their use of AI to satisfy investors, while in reality, AI often slows down creative work. He outlines how Ragged Edge integrates AI thoughtfully to enhance creativity rather than efficiency, emphasizing the enduring importance of distinctiveness and craft in branding.
- WeWantMore Unveils Brand for World's Smallest Luxury Hotel
Creative Boom · Oct 28, 2025
Belgian studio WeWantMore created a refined brand identity for Faubourg 21, a 19th-century Brussels townhouse turned luxury hotel. The design captures the idea of 'the smallest grand luxury hotel' through understated elegance, tactile materials, and a concept of 'ever-blooming discovery.' The studio also developed identities for the hotel's two restaurants, Noisette and Chaga, each reflecting distinct yet cohesive personalities.
- YeahNice: Building a Lean Studio for Big Impact
Creative Boom · Oct 8, 2025
Creative Boom profiles London-based studio YeahNice, founded in 2023, which champions a lean, no-faff approach to branding and design. Strategy Director Matt Huckle discusses the studio’s challenger mindset, collaborative structure, and commitment to creativity and kindness. The article highlights projects for HeySavi and Female Founders Rise, as well as the team’s philosophy of balancing speed, craft, and authenticity in an AI-driven era.
YeahNiceHeySaviFemale Founders Risebranding - Unfound Redefines Birmingham's Image with 81 Colmore Row Branding
Creative Boom · Jul 1, 2025
Creative Boom features Unfound's new identity for 81 Colmore Row, a Birmingham workspace developed by Kinrise. The branding draws on the city's craft heritage and the building’s silversmith and banking past, using a custom coin illustration and refined serif typography to balance history with modernity. The project aims to position Birmingham as a confident, creative hub while celebrating its industrious roots.
- Laura Beulens: Crafting Brand Identities with Sensitivity
It's Nice That · Jun 30, 2025
The article profiles Ghent-based designer Laura Beulens, whose reflective and research-driven approach to branding emphasizes context and authenticity. Balancing freelance work with teaching at Luca School of Arts, she creates refined visual identities for clients like Row Reformer Studio, Memento, and Bar Misera. Her process prioritizes deep research and alignment with brand values, resulting in thoughtful, context-sensitive design systems.
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