Away Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Away projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Away projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom’s feature spotlights 'Travel Changed Me', a cinematic new campaign for luggage brand Away by Brooklyn agency American Haiku. Co-directed by FKA Twigs and Jordan Hemingway, the 35mm film explores travel as a transformative experience set in Bangkok. With lush cinematography by Lukasz Zal and production by Object & Animal, the campaign redefines travel advertising through emotional storytelling and artistic craft.
The article profiles Brooklyn-based artist Sho Shibuya and his ongoing project painting over The New York Times front pages. What began as a lockdown ritual has evolved into a daily practice exploring emotion, news, and nature through minimalist compositions. The piece reflects on his process, influences, and the discipline of treating creativity as a daily habit.
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.
