Creative Boom’s feature explores how IllustrationX evolved from a London-based agency into a truly global illustration powerhouse with agents across four continents. Managing director Harry Lyon-Smith and North America director Stacey Endress discuss the agency’s structure, localised approach, and commitment to artist quality. The article highlights how authenticity and international collaboration give IllustrationX a competitive edge in the age of AI-driven creativity.
Creative Boom’s feature highlights D8 Studio’s stop-motion campaign for NBC Universal and Hayu promoting The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The project reimagines the show’s glamour and drama through intricately crafted dolls and a miniature dollhouse, blending humour and nostalgia to engage fans. The campaign spanned multiple international markets with a wide range of digital and out-of-home deliverables.
The Brand Identity interviews the founders of ROT, a new Los Angeles-based creative studio founded by Keaton Webb, Gabriela Hansen, and Melody Hansen. The trio discusses their multidisciplinary backgrounds, the meaning behind the studio’s name, and their approach to world-building and blending digital and physical experiences. The piece explores how ROT’s identity reflects their ethos of recycling, innovation, and playful yet refined design.
