Unite Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Unite projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Unite projects in press coverage.
It’s Nice That announces the November 2025 edition of its Nicer Tuesdays event in London, featuring talks from Porto Rocha, Jennie Baptiste, Boomranng Studio, and Alice Isaac. The lineup spans design, photography, and collage, with discussions on identity, culture, and creative process. The event will be held at EartH Hackney with music by Epidemic Sound and sponsorship from El Rayo and Lovecorn.
The article covers 'Road To Wembley', a new exhibition at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art celebrating Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup victory. Featuring works by Jimmy Turrell, Joonho B Ko, Ewan Spencer, and Will Knight, the show combines collage, photography, and illustration to explore Geordie identity and football culture. The project merges local history, design, and fan emotion into a vibrant visual experience.
Creative Boom’s feature explores how IllustrationX evolved from a London-based agency into a truly global illustration powerhouse with agents across four continents. Managing director Harry Lyon-Smith and North America director Stacey Endress discuss the agency’s structure, localised approach, and commitment to artist quality. The article highlights how authenticity and international collaboration give IllustrationX a competitive edge in the age of AI-driven creativity.
The United States Postal Service celebrates its 250th anniversary with a refreshed visual identity and commemorative stamps designed in collaboration with Turner Duckworth. The new 'Eagle in Flight' symbol modernizes the USPS's iconic emblem, while art director Antonio Alcalá designed stamps honoring the U.S. military branches. The initiative includes a coffee table book and merchandise, reflecting USPS's enduring commitment to design and connection.
The Brand Identity interviews Tim Wan, founder of London-based STUDIO WAN, about his philosophy of keeping his studio intentionally small and flexible. Wan discusses his background, his time at Fabrica, and his approach to collaboration, storytelling, and material-driven design. The conversation highlights projects like Modern Synthesis and Mount Sapo as examples of his narrative-led, tactile branding work.
Creative Boom reports on LoveGunn’s rebrand for Oxford United, marking the football club’s entry into the Championship after 25 years. The London studio created a new identity that balances heritage and modernity, drawing inspiration from Oxford’s architecture and culture. The refreshed brand includes a new typeface, expanded color palette, and art direction aimed at connecting fans and broadening the club’s cultural reach.
The article announces 'New Dimensions: The Future of Paper', a UK event series by GF Smith in collaboration with Gmund and It’s Nice That. The events will showcase GF Smith’s new rebrand by Templo and feature talks from creatives exploring the intersection of paper and digital media, including Hato, Alice Isaac, and Holly Eliza Temple. The series celebrates paper’s evolving role in contemporary creative practice.
The article introduces Stocksy United’s 2025 Visual Trends Report, which explores emerging visual movements such as 'bad form', 'down key shift', 'old soul energy', 'food-onomics', and 'an imperfect life'. Creative director Genevieve Ross discusses how Stocksy’s cooperative model and human-centered approach shape its analysis of cultural and aesthetic shifts. The report emphasizes authenticity, craftsmanship, and the enduring value of human creativity in an AI-driven era.
