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Designers and creative leads credited on Stori projects in press coverage.
· May 15, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly announced a new logo for the Deutsches Historisches Museum designed by Berlin-based studio s-t-a-t-e. The post, categorized as a 'Spotted' item, highlights the rebrand within the cultural sector but does not include detailed commentary or visuals beyond before-and-after references.
The Brand Identity · Apr 6, 2026
Belgian studio Braconnier has rebranded Masters Historic Racing with a new identity positioning it as a 'House of Icons.' The system features a five-star constellation, custom wordmark, and a typographic trio balancing heritage and modernity. The rebrand extends across merchandise, events, and film, transforming the motorsport brand into a cultural institution.
Creative Boom · May 15, 2025
Creative Boom’s feature on Beach of Dreams highlights a nationwide arts festival led by Kinetika that transforms the UK’s coastlines into a stage for climate action and cultural storytelling. The month-long programme includes artist commissions, community workshops, and a touring silk artwork celebrating local stories and environmental stewardship. It showcases how art can inspire collective reflection and action on coastal resilience.
Creative Boom · Apr 28, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Crown Creative, a Belfast-born, New York-based studio known for its storytelling-driven hospitality branding. Founder Ryan Crown and his team discuss their evolution, philosophy, and major projects including The Dead Rabbit, Le Méridien, and Birch Cabins. The article highlights their strategy-first approach, global reach, and commitment to experience-led design.
Creative Boom · Apr 22, 2025
Creative agency SomeOne has launched a bold, humorous campaign for Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, reimagining the attraction’s communication with playful wordplay and vibrant design. The campaign uses the word 'ship' as a creative hook, pairing irreverent headlines with detailed historical storytelling. Collaborating with animation studio Rokabye, the project balances humour and heritage to attract new audiences to the Dockyard’s naval exhibits.
The Brand Identity · Dec 4, 2024
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five recent design projects, including Oddity’s calligraphic identity for Dubai’s LURE, Order’s earthy exhibition design for American Landscapes, Sonia Castillo Studio’s minimalist branding for Binôme Atelier, Super Studio’s artisanal identity for Rose Village Bakery, and Estúdio Gole’s lifestyle campaign for B.O.B. Each project showcases distinctive approaches to typography, materiality, and storytelling across industries from real estate to personal care.
The Brand Identity · Nov 19, 2024
Munich-based studio &why created a flexible, generative identity for Living Stories Lab, an EU-funded research initiative exploring interactive storytelling. The identity centers on the 'Dubins shape,' a dynamic form generated algorithmically to reflect audience-shaped narratives. Using warm colors, playful forms, and variable typefaces, the design expresses the lab’s mission to make storytelling more interactive and engaging.
The Brand Identity · Jun 21, 2024 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Crown Creative’s Creative Director Ryan Crown about the studio’s multidisciplinary approach to hospitality design. Based in Belfast, London, and New York, the studio combines strategy, branding, and interiors for clients like The Dead Rabbit, Hilton, and St. Regis. Crown discusses the importance of guest experience, collaboration, and storytelling in creating immersive hospitality brands.
· Jun 4, 2024
Steven Heller revisits 'The Graphic Canon,' a three-volume anthology edited by Russ Kick that reimagines classic literature as comics and visual adaptations. The project, published by Seven Stories Press, features newly commissioned works from dozens of illustrators and explores the boundaries of the literary canon through graphic storytelling. Heller reflects on its cultural significance and the enduring debate around what constitutes a literary classic.
The Brand Identity · Jan 30, 2023
Ashley Simonetto Studio created a sentimental, typographically rich identity for sustainable children’s clothing brand Little Stories of You. The design balances nostalgia and refinement through typefaces Elgoc, Tobias, and Cabin, complemented by a warm monochromatic palette inspired by cotton paper and stamps. The identity evokes storytelling and childhood charm while maintaining a contemporary, minimal aesthetic.