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Designers and creative leads credited on Peacock projects in press coverage.
· May 13, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly reports on Peacock’s updated logo, noting it as a spotted item within the entertainment industry. The post highlights the evolution of the streaming service’s identity, featuring a geometric sans serif approach. No detailed critique or design process is provided as the full article is subscriber-only.
Creative Boom · Oct 28, 2024 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews the leadership team of Raw Materials, the American design agency that won D&AD’s Design Studio of the Year 2024 just a year after its founding. The article explores the studio’s philosophy of embracing difference, its collaborative culture, and standout projects for clients like Peacock and 7-Eleven. The team emphasizes resisting sameness in digital design and using creativity as a problem-solving force.
The Brand Identity · May 1, 2023 · Interview
The interview with Decimal partner Gabrielle Harlid explores her journey to partnership, the studio’s globally distributed team, and their collaborative, flexible approach to design. She discusses Decimal’s website refresh, their network-based model, and how the studio balances creative quality with operational structure. The conversation highlights the studio’s international culture and evolving work practices across time zones.
Motionographer features Simonian’s main title design for the docuseries 'Field Generals: History of the Black Quarterback,' now streaming on Peacock. The sequence uses symbolic imagery of a trophy and film projector to represent the breaking of racial barriers in the NFL. The project was led by Raffi Simonian with contributions from several 3D and animation artists.