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News & interviews
- Handsome Frank launches a new shop selling beautiful prints by world-class illustrators
Creative Boom · Apr 8, 2026
Creative Boom reports on Handsome Frank’s launch of Handsome Provisions, a new curated print shop offering archival-quality giclée prints by its roster of world-class illustrators. The article highlights five featured prints and artists, showcasing their distinctive styles and backgrounds. The initiative reflects the agency’s expansion into direct-to-consumer art retail while celebrating contemporary illustration talent.
Handsome FrankHandsome ProvisionsDesign BridgeThe TelegraphEasyJetillustration - Fred Perry returns to Soho with a flagship that hums with music and attitude
Creative Boom · Mar 25, 2026
Fred Perry has opened a new flagship store on Lexington Street in Soho, designed by Brinkworth. The space, titled 'BIG Sound', merges the brand’s musical and subcultural heritage with a modern retail experience. Through sound-inspired architecture, lighting, and subtle tributes to Soho’s music history, the store redefines what a fashion retail environment can be.
BrinkworthFred Perryenvironmental - 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 - Explorers Club on scaling with intention and designing for the brave
Creative Boom · Dec 18, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews Explorers Club founders Ayo Fagbemi and Aaron Skipper about their rapid growth, philosophy of brave and playful design, and projects for major brands like Atlantic Records, Coca-Cola, and Instacart. The duo discuss how strategy and design intertwine to create culture-shaping work, emphasizing community, clarity, and collaboration. The article explores their process, from generative identities to tactile book design and live event branding.
- DNCO reimagines Amsterdam's Zuidas as 'Zudo': a new village identity for the city’s business district
Creative Boom · Dec 11, 2025
DNCO has created a new identity for Amsterdam’s Zuidas district, rebranding it as ‘Zudo’ to reflect its transformation from a corporate hub into a livable, community-focused neighbourhood. The project features a bilingual tone of voice, a custom stencil typeface by Bold Decisions, and warm illustrations by Luis Mendo to convey a sense of local charm and inclusivity.
- 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.
- Molly McDonald Discusses Impact of YouTube's New AI Rules on Creatives
Creative Boom · Aug 18, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom’s Tom May interviews Molly McDonald, founder of Blue Door Productions, about YouTube’s new AI content rules and their implications for creatives. McDonald argues that the guidelines protect authentic creators by requiring human input and discouraging low-quality AI-generated content. She advocates for using AI as a supportive tool rather than a replacement, emphasizing the irreplaceable value of human creativity and authenticity.
Blue Door ProductionsKSIRed Bulldigital - Gramática Studio Designs Minimalist Brand for Electric Roastery Four Hundred
The Brand Identity · Jul 10, 2025
Gramática Studio created a clean, Swiss-inspired identity for Four Hundred, a Swiss specialty coffee roastery using electric roasting technology. The design emphasizes precision, sustainability, and minimalism through a restrained black-and-white palette, functional typography, and environmentally conscious packaging. The system enables in-house brand management while reflecting the roastery’s technical and ecological ethos.
Gramática StudioFour Hundredbranding - "All Flows 2025 Elevates Creative Scene in Milton Keynes"
Creative Boom · Jun 9, 2025
Creative Boom’s article covers the 2025 edition of All Flows Festival in Milton Keynes, highlighting its intimate yet high-calibre programme of talks and workshops. Featuring leading designers, artists and studios, the event celebrated experimentation, materiality and connection within the creative community. The piece underscores All Flows’ growing reputation as a boutique alternative to larger design festivals.
FutureDeluxeMother LondonMa-tt-erBritish LibraryWired UKevent|branding|culture - Christopher A. Ritter Redefines Cincinnati Ballet with New Brand Identity
The Brand Identity · Apr 29, 2025
The article profiles creative director Christopher A. Ritter’s speculative rebrand of the Cincinnati Ballet, which explores how motion and emotion can reshape the perception of a traditional arts institution. Using dynamic grids, blurred typography, and a proposed collaboration with fashion brand Aimé Leon Dore, Ritter aims to bridge classical elegance with contemporary cultural relevance. The project also imagines partnerships with local Cincinnati brands to strengthen the city’s cultural identity.
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