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Designers and creative leads credited on Taylor projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom · Jul 2, 2026
Love & War created the brand identity for Shaver Hall, a new food and cultural destination inside the historic Lord & Taylor building on Fifth Avenue. The project draws inspiration from Dorothy Shaver, the department store’s pioneering president, blending heritage architecture with playful, modern campaign visuals. The result balances history and contemporary energy, showing how naming and storytelling can revive a landmark without losing its soul.
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.
Creative Boom · Aug 27, 2025
Creative Boom features Brazilian illustrator Gus Morais and his work on 'Taylor Swift: Unofficial Search & Find Biographies', a richly detailed illustrated book exploring the pop star’s career through 11 eras. The article highlights Morais’s process, from sketching in Procreate to finishing in Photoshop, and his creative approach to capturing each album’s visual identity. It also notes the book’s playful design details and his upcoming Halloween-themed project.
The Brand Identity · Jun 21, 2022 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Combo founder Kapono Chung about the agency’s evolution, its merger with strategy consultancy Verdes, and its innovation-driven approach that merges research with design. Chung reflects on his creative journey, leadership philosophy, and the future of branding, emphasizing collaboration, objectivity, and cultural growth within the studio.
· Nov 19, 2021
Written by Denomination CEO Rowena Curlewis, this Dieline article explores the enduring importance of mascots in shaping brand personality and consumer connection. It references iconic examples like the Michelin Man, Guinness Toucan, and Bacardí Bat, positioning mascots as timeless tools for emotional branding.
The Brand Identity · Jul 3, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Los Angeles-based designer Brian Roettinger about his creative process, his philosophy of letting content lead design, and his experimental approach to materials and printing. Roettinger discusses his work on art books and album covers, his daily routine, and his belief in the enduring value of physical media.

