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- BOND gives LAB Institute of Design and Fine Arts a living identity
The Brand Identity · Apr 10, 2026
BOND created a dynamic, participatory brand identity for the LAB Institute of Design and Fine Arts in Lahti, Finland. The rebrand centers on the idea of continuous transformation, featuring a living logo, custom typeface, and digital tools that allow students to reshape the identity themselves. The system balances flexibility with structure, using a restrained color palette and student-generated photography to express authenticity and creativity.
- Cushelle made the world's first magazine out of toilet paper, and yes, you can flush it
Creative Boom · Mar 26, 2026
Cushelle and Publicis London created 'Porcelain', the world's first magazine printed entirely on toilet paper using skin-safe ink. The playful campaign promotes Cushelle's 'Selfishly Soft' platform through influencer collaborations and limited-edition giveaways. Production was handled by Bladesman, with PR and influencer management by Holy Wow!.
Publicis LondonBladesmanHoly Wow!CushelleEssityadvertising - LAB Institute of Design and Fine Arts by Bond
BP&O · Mar 24, 2026
BP&O features Bond’s bold new identity for LAB Institute of Design and Fine Arts in Finland. The rebrand introduces a dynamic, shape-shifting wordmark and custom typeface that embody the school’s philosophy of reform and transformation. The identity invites student participation through a digital tool that allows them to reshape the brand’s letterforms, supported by a minimal color palette and strong motion design.
BondLAB Institute of Design and Fine ArtsLAB University of Applied Sciencesbranding - Juliet Klottrup captures the beauty of Yorkshire’s peat bogs and the people restoring them
It's Nice That · Jan 27, 2026
Photographer and filmmaker Juliet Klottrup documents the restoration of Yorkshire’s peat bogs through a two-year analogue photography series in collaboration with the Yorkshire Peat Partnership. The project highlights the human stories behind environmental conservation, focusing on the people and communities working to restore Denton Moor. The article explores her process, connection to the landscape, and the importance of time and observation in her work.
Yorkshire Peat PartnershipUniversity of Cumbriaeditorial - Matt Baxter
Creative Boom · Dec 15, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom’s podcast episode features Matt Baxter, co-founder of Baxter & Bailey, discussing his career, creative philosophy, and side project The Design Laundry. The conversation explores imperfection, community, and maintaining humanity in design practice. It also touches on Brighton’s creative scene and the importance of reflection in a fast-paced industry.
Baxter & BaileyTrickett & Webb300millionOxford University PressThe Body Shopeditorial - "Mirror Artwork Auction Aids NHS Cancer Care, Merges Poetry with Design"
Creative Boom · Oct 13, 2025
Creative Boom reports on 'Conversion', a collaborative artwork by writer Nick Carson with NB Studio and SEA for the Bloomsbury Festival’s 26 Bridges project. The two-metre-tall distorting mirror features a palindromic poem and raises funds for NHS skin cancer care at UCLH. The piece merges poetry, design, and perspective, reflecting the transformation of London’s Bankside and the Millennium Bridge.
NB StudioSEAUniversity College London Hospitals (UCLH)Bloomsbury Festivalspatial_design - "Falmouth's Online MAs Propel Creatives' Careers Forward"
It's Nice That · Sep 9, 2025
The article highlights how Falmouth University’s online master’s programmes empower creatives to advance their careers through flexible, collaborative, and globally connected study. Tutors and students describe how the bespoke platform fosters peer learning and real-world collaboration across time zones. The piece positions Falmouth’s online MAs as a modern, accessible way for professionals to refresh their practice and expand their creative horizons.
Falmouth Universityeducation - Berlin's Urban Artists Face Future of Sanitized Creativity
It's Nice That · Aug 19, 2025
The article explores the evolution of Berlin’s street art scene from its rebellious origins to its current state of commodification and gentrification. Through insights from cultural figures like Lutz Henke and Michelle Houston, it examines how murals that once symbolized freedom have become tools for branding and urban development. The piece questions whether public art can remain authentic when it becomes intertwined with commercial interests.
VisitBerlinart|public_art - Lantern Redefines European Travel as Responsible, Not Just Sustainable
Creative Boom · Aug 13, 2025
Lantern has rebranded the European Travel Commission and Visit Europe’s approach to sustainability, replacing 'sustainable travel' with 'responsible travel' to make eco-conscious choices feel aspirational rather than obligatory. The campaign uses behavioural science, premium travel language, and rich visuals to position responsible travel as an 'upgrade' experience. The rebrand aims to drive long-term behavioural change across global markets through a benefit-led narrative.
LanternEuropean Travel CommissionVisit Europebranding - Paul&Thomas: Precision Meets Play in Chance-Forged Design Studio
It's Nice That · Jul 31, 2025
The article profiles French design duo Paul&Thomas, founded by Paul Faure and Thomas Hanus in Rennes. It explores how their shared background in graphic design and complementary approaches to typography and structure shape their studio’s playful yet precise work across cultural and educational projects. The feature highlights their collaborations on book design, visual identities, and exhibition design for clients in the arts and academia.
Paul&ThomasTALM École supérieure d’art et de designEspace Artbausa Crozonbranding|editorial|environmental