Spade Design Cases
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Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Spade projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- Why 45 Is the Right Age to Launch Your Agency
Creative Boom · Jul 1, 2026
Creative Boom’s profile of Allison Henry Aver explores her decision to launch her own branding agency, Letter A, at age 45 after two decades working for major fashion and beauty brands. She reflects on how age, experience, and motherhood shaped her confidence and creative approach, arguing that maturity can be a superpower in the design industry. The piece encourages mid-career creatives to embrace their experience as an asset rather than a liability.
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· Jun 16, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New features a new logo and identity for fintech company Spade, designed by studio Together. The rebrand employs a green palette, monospace typography, and layered micrographic and topographic motifs to convey data and technology themes.
- Together Rebrands Spade With Identity That Reveals Hidden Transaction Data
The Brand Identity · May 21, 2026
London-based studio Together rebranded fintech data platform Spade with an identity that visualizes the brand’s ability to uncover hidden transaction data. The system uses contour-line illustrations, a custom typographic apostrophe device, and a natural color palette to express depth and discovery. The rebrand extends across digital, motion, and web applications, avoiding fintech clichés while emphasizing clarity and conceptual precision.
- Elizabeth Goodspeed discusses food's influence in advertising and fashion
It's Nice That · Jul 8, 2024
In this column, US editor-at-large Elizabeth Goodspeed explores the growing trend of food imagery in fashion and advertising. She traces its cultural and historical roots, from Dutch still lifes to modern campaigns by brands like Jacquemus and Rhode, arguing that food has evolved from a symbolic subject to a key narrative device in brand storytelling. The piece examines how food’s visual and emotional associations are leveraged to shape consumer perception and cultural meaning.
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