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Creative Boom has launched The Studio, a private online community for creative professionals that has quickly grown into a global hub for learning and networking. The platform offers curated events, workshops, and discussions led by industry leaders, providing freelancers and creatives with meaningful connections and practical insights. The article highlights its rapid growth, notable speakers, and upcoming sessions throughout 2025.
Creative Boom’s 2025 roundup highlights 25 studios shaping the global design landscape. From Porto Rocha’s socially conscious branding to DixonBaxi’s strategic systems and Hey Studio’s joyful minimalism, the list celebrates studios that combine creativity with purpose. The article underscores a shift toward collaboration, diversity, and design leadership across continents.
The article profiles BIEN, a Los Angeles-based motion studio founded by Ricardo Roberts and Hung Le, which champions inclusion and accessibility through its Inclusive Motion Design (InMoDe™) methodology. The studio works with major global clients while also launching initiatives like Creative Codex and Fliers on the Wall to make the motion design industry more equitable. BIEN’s approach emphasizes designing 'with, not for' to ensure representation and accessibility are embedded in every project.
This instalment of The Edit rounds up five recently discovered design projects from Pentagram, DixonBaxi, Studio—BA, Brand Brothers and A New Kind of Kick. Highlights include Pentagram's typography-led Fedrigoni refresh, DixonBaxi's unified Hulu rebrand, and identity systems for a sustainable skincare brand, French micro-brewery, and London furniture and lighting studio.
Wesley Ebelhar created the opening title sequence for 4×20: Quick Hits, a Hulu anthology documentary series about weed culture produced by Kimmelot. The sequence uses 2D animated collages, trippy layered compositions, and episode-specific easter eggs to establish a flexible visual tone across four distinct stories.