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- POV: Ballet and opera institutions need to get radical to stay relevant
It's Nice That · Mar 17, 2026
In this POV article, Base Design’s Thierry Brunfaut argues that opera and ballet institutions must radically rethink their branding to stay relevant. He suggests that the issue lies not in the art forms themselves but in how they are perceived and presented. By embracing dynamic branding, storytelling, and human-centered experiences, these institutions can attract new audiences and shed elitist reputations.
- Weekdays Studio Revitalizes Brands with Bold, Colorful Designs
It's Nice That · Oct 22, 2025
The article profiles Melbourne-based studio Weekdays, led by founder Todd Vanneste, which creates vibrant, typographically rich brand identities for food, drink, and hospitality clients. Through projects like Sorry Nonna, Tozzo, and Love Shack Brewing Co, the studio demonstrates a balance of clarity, storytelling, and spatial awareness in packaging and identity design.
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The Brand Identity · Apr 11, 2025 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Weekdays’ founder and creative director Todd Vanneste about the studio’s ten-year journey, design philosophy, and community-driven approach. Based in Melbourne and the Sunshine Coast, Weekdays emphasizes authenticity, historical references, and genuine client relationships. Vanneste reflects on the studio’s evolution, collaboration with co-director Lachlan Philp, and projects like Sorry Nonna and The Smoking Camel.
WeekdaysMeccaSorry Nonnabranding - Exploring the Decline of Brand Mascots in 2024
It's Nice That · Dec 17, 2024
The article explores the decline of brand mascots in contemporary branding, examining why companies are moving toward minimalist and abstract identities. Through insights from designers at Frontify, Studio Lob, and Cherry Bomb, it discusses how mascots can still offer emotional connection and memorability when used thoughtfully. The piece reflects on cultural shifts, digital constraints, and the risks and rewards of character-led branding.
FrontifyStudio LobCherry BombNonna’s PizzaJaguareditorial - Form and function: 10 identities for furniture and homeware brands that add a spark to any room
The Brand Identity · Mar 29, 2024
The article by The Brand Identity, written by Poppy Thaxter, showcases ten standout brand identities for furniture and homeware companies. It highlights how each design balances aesthetic appeal and brand storytelling, featuring studios such as Clase, Cossette, Decade, MISKA STUDIO, and others. The piece celebrates the importance of distinctive visual identities in a competitive furniture market.