Vans Design Cases
2 cases across 2 studios
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Vans projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- Lex Carthur’s romantic ads focus on the emotional core of top tier athletes
It's Nice That · Nov 6, 2025
The article profiles director Lex Carthur, known for his emotionally driven sports films for brands like Nike, Adidas, and Salomon. It explores his journey from photo editor to filmmaker, his self-taught approach to editing and colour grading, and his focus on empathy and authenticity in portraying athletes. The piece highlights several of his recent campaigns and his distinctive cinematic style.
- "Top 20 Most Inspiring Illustrators of 2025"
Creative Boom · Jun 18, 2025
Creative Boom’s 2025 roundup highlights 20 illustrators from around the world who are shaping the industry through distinctive styles and cultural storytelling. The article, written by Tom May, celebrates artists like Jean Jullien, Christoph Niemann, and Lauren Hom for their innovation and resilience amid challenges such as AI disruption. It showcases a global mix of talent using illustration to address social issues and celebrate diversity.
The New York TimesRCA Recordseditorial - Montrel Beverly Transforms Pipe Cleaners into Biblical, Art Masterpieces
It's Nice That · May 20, 2025
The article profiles artist Montrel Beverly, who transforms pipe cleaners into intricate sculptures that reinterpret iconic works from art history and religion. Working through Sage Studio in Austin, Beverly’s practice merges childhood craft materials with fine art sensibilities, gaining national recognition and collaborations with major brands. The piece highlights both his creative process and Sage Studio’s mission to support neurodivergent artists.
Sage StudioVansWhataburgerart - Empowering Illustrations by Monsie: A Journey of Creative Exploration
Creative Boom · Nov 18, 2024
Creative Boom profiles Edinburgh-based illustrator Monika Jurczyk, known professionally as Monsie, whose vibrant, empowering vector illustrations have attracted clients like Adobe, The Guardian, and Vans. The article explores her global journey, her focus on empowerment and female representation, and her reflections on freelancing amid changing industry conditions. It highlights her editorial work for Like the Wind magazine and her ongoing exploration of new creative directions.