Stink Studios partnered with the United Nations to create an interactive global campaign for World Humanitarian Day. The project encouraged users to sponsor words through tweets and donations, supported by a custom-built Twitter scraping system and celebrity-driven video content. The multilingual, mobile-optimized experience aimed to raise awareness and funds for humanitarian causes worldwide.
Studio Banana collaborated with the United Nations and the International Telecommunications Union to create a youth-focused campaign encouraging global participation in shaping future development goals. Through a light-hearted animated video and an uplifting communication strategy, the project successfully engaged thousands of young people worldwide, culminating in a manifesto presented at the UN General Assembly.
TEMPLO refreshed the United Nations' public-facing visual system to foreground human stories within its complex institutional structure. The work extended the UN wreath motif and introduced a unified typographic, imagery, and infographic approach, including assets for an investigation into war crimes in Gaza.
Creative Boom profiles Southern California designer Tyler Spangler, whose punk roots and psychology background inform his vibrant, candy-coloured digital collages. The article explores his journey from booking punk shows to working with major brands like Gucci and the UN, while maintaining his DIY ethos and focus on personal expression. Spangler’s process emphasizes spontaneity, self-therapy through art, and staying true to his unique visual voice.
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.