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- Baron de Benifayó Vermouth Revives 19th-Century Drama on Its Label
· May 27, 2026
The article spotlights Maba’s packaging design for Baron de Benifayó Vermouth, which draws inspiration from 19th-century Spanish and French poster art. The label features a dramatic dueling illustration, integrated typography in cobalt blue, and a matching wax seal that unifies the bottle’s design. The piece celebrates the brand’s theatrical and historically rooted visual identity.
MabaBaron de Benifayópackaging - Rosi’s Hot Oil Wins Pizza Fans With Retro Oil Can Design
· May 27, 2026
The article spotlights Rosi’s Hot Oil, a food brand that collaborated with Mortis Studio to create a distinctive packaging design inspired by vintage oil cans and East Coast pizzerias. The clever concept balances nostalgia and authenticity, helping the product stand out on shelves. Written by Charlotte Beach for The Dieline, the piece highlights the brand’s creative approach to packaging within the food category.
Mortis StudioRosi’s Hot Oilpackaging - NOCAFF Makes Caffeine-Free Canned Coffee Bold and Fun
· May 27, 2026
The Dieline article spotlights Syeda Maham’s packaging design for NOCAFF, a caffeine-free canned coffee brand that embraces a bold, retro aesthetic. The design uses large-scale typography inspired by 1970s American soda and comic book lettering, paired with vibrant red and blue can colors to create a fun, confident identity. The piece highlights how the brand turns the absence of caffeine into a defining personality trait.
NOCAFFpackaging - 24 Standout Trends From Sweets & Snacks Expo 2026
· May 27, 2026
The article by Fred Hart highlights 24 emerging trends from the 2026 Sweets & Snacks Expo, emphasizing how snack and candy brands are merging spectacle, personality, and packaging innovation. It describes a shift from flavor competition to visual and experiential design, with holographic materials, ASMR-driven textures, and nostalgic branding dominating the show floor.
packaging - OpenCoreOS Unveils New Logo and Identity by Further
· May 27, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New reviewed the new logo and identity for OpenCoreOS, designed by Further. The rebrand features a minimal, abstract monogram and pattern system in a black color palette, aligning with the brand’s fintech and technology positioning.
- Four Can Play This Game Launches on Brand New
· May 27, 2026
A short Brand New 'Linked' post announcing the project 'Four Can Play This Game'. The article provides only a brief mention with no design details or visuals accessible without subscription.
- Polar Creates New Escola + Natureza Logo and Identity
· May 27, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly highlights Polar’s new logo and identity for Escola + Natureza, a Brazilian educational institution. The identity uses green tones and illustrative, nature-inspired iconography to reflect the school’s connection to the environment.
- Vinca Petersen’s Skye Photo Series Imagines an Alternative Future
It's Nice That · May 27, 2026
Photographer Vinca Petersen’s new series 'Hulala' documents her move to the Isle of Skye, where she built a sustainable home and community using straw bale construction. The project, developed with writer Gem Fletcher, explores themes of intimacy, alternative living, and collective creativity. Through portraits and documentary imagery, Petersen reflects on connection, change, and the potential for new ways of living.
editorial - Los Campesinos! Archive Tracks 20 Years of Indie T-Shirt Style
It's Nice That · May 27, 2026 · Interview
It’s Nice That interviews Los Campesinos! members Gareth David and Rob Taylor about the band’s 20-year archive of T-shirt designs. The feature explores how their merchandise evolved alongside their music, reflecting indie rock aesthetics, humor, and fan culture. The archive celebrates two decades of DIY creativity and the enduring appeal of authentic, hand-drawn band merch.
Los Campesinos!illustration|fashion|archival - Designer Michael Romanowicz Creates Outlet Atlas for Global Plugs and Adapters
It's Nice That · May 27, 2026
Philadelphia-based designer Michael Romanowicz has launched Outlet Atlas, a beautifully designed online archive cataloguing global power outlets and plug types. Frustrated by dull, SEO-driven resources, Romanowicz created the site as a visually engaging and informative tool for travelers and design enthusiasts alike. The project merges functional design principles with a love for travel and community participation.
digital - How to Build a Portfolio When Your Best Work Is Confidential
It's Nice That · May 27, 2026
Katie Cadwell, co-founder of Lucky Dip, offers advice on how creatives can build a strong portfolio when their best work is under NDA. She suggests using password-protected sections, listing client names, and including personal passion projects to demonstrate skills. The article is part of the 'Creative Career Conundrums' series from If You Could Jobs, offering guidance for professionals navigating creative career challenges.
- Subway Launches Giant Sandwich Sleeping Bag for Gen Z Festival Comfort
Creative Boom · May 27, 2026
Subway has launched the 'Sleeping Bag-uette', a three-metre-long sleeping bag shaped like its Italian B.M.T. sandwich, aimed at Gen Z festivalgoers who prioritise comfort and rest. The campaign ties into research showing younger audiences prefer cosy, restful festival experiences. The novelty product will be available through a limited-time Instagram giveaway.
Subwayadvertising - Refill Fails When Convenience, Cost, and Ease Fall Short
BP&O · May 27, 2026
Lisa Cain’s BP&O article examines why refillable packaging often fails to gain traction despite consumer interest. It highlights how friction in use—mess, cost, and inconvenience—undermines sustainability goals, using Beta Design x Fussy’s aluminium refill system as a positive example of design reducing barriers. The piece argues that successful reuse depends on user experience as much as environmental intent.
Beta DesignFussyBootspackaging - Watson designs New York-inspired identity for The Florian
The Brand Identity · May 27, 2026
Watson created a New York-inspired brand identity for The Florian, a Gramercy Park residence, drawing on the typographic legacy of Milton Glaser and Herb Lubalin. The identity centers on a swashed serif wordmark complemented by a fleuron symbol, a deep green and cream palette, and photography by Ryan Neeven. The project blends historical references with modern sensibility to reflect the neighborhood’s enduring character.
WatsonThe Florianbranding - Decimal Creates CCAI Identity for Responsible AI in Creativity
The Brand Identity · May 27, 2026
Decimal, a New York-based design and technology studio, created the inaugural brand identity for the Creators Coalition on Artificial Intelligence (CCAI), an advocacy group promoting responsible AI use in creative industries. The identity features a logomark of converging circles forming a sparkle, a vibrant gradient system inspired by watercolour mixing, and a custom web-based drawing tool that allows community participation. The design balances institutional credibility with grassroots energy, emphasizing human creativity within AI discourse.
DecimalCreators Coalition on Artificial Intelligence (CCAI)branding - Leeds Studio Designs Nearly 200 Scarves for FIFA World Cup 2026
Creative Boom · May 27, 2026
Leeds-based studio Hand Drawn Pixels, led by Tom Pitts, designed nearly 200 official scarves for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Commissioned by Global Scarves LLC, the project required extensive cultural research and adaptation to woven textile constraints. The collaboration spans multiple continents and continues into the tournament’s knockout stages with live production in Dallas.
- 10 Money Habits Creative Freelancers Need From Day One
Creative Boom · May 27, 2026
Written by Tom Crompton of The3Key, this article offers practical financial advice for creative freelancers. It outlines ten essential money habits, from using accounting software and setting aside tax funds to building a financial buffer and improving financial literacy. The piece encourages creatives to treat money management as a skill that supports long-term stability and independence.
The3Keyother - Sam Kerr Co-Creates WAWA, a Bold New Sparkling Water Brand
Creative Boom · May 27, 2026
Creative Boom reports on WAWA, a new sparkling water brand co-created with footballer Sam Kerr and designed by Liverpool studio OneMay. The identity replaces the category’s minimalist wellness aesthetic with bold color, playful typography, and surreal illustrations. The project aims to position sparkling water as an expressive lifestyle choice rather than a health compromise.
OneMayWAWAbranding - Why Cannes Lions Matters for Creatives at Every Career Stage
Creative Boom · May 27, 2026
Lucy Werner’s article explores why Cannes Lions has evolved beyond its advertising roots to become a global creative gathering for professionals at all career stages. Through personal anecdotes and insights from industry figures, it highlights how the festival fosters learning, networking, and inspiration for both established and emerging creatives. The piece offers practical advice for first-time attendees on how to navigate the event and make meaningful connections.
Persuasion CommunicationsHijinksOk Socialadvertising - DIELINE Awards 2027 Flash Entry Rates End Sunday
· May 26, 2026
The article announces that the DIELINE Awards 2027 'Flash Entry Rates'—the lowest entry rates of the season—end on Sunday, May 31, 2026. Written by Dieline founder Andrew Gibbs, it encourages designers and agencies to submit their best packaging and CPG design work before rates increase. The piece highlights the global reach and prestige of the DIELINE Awards as a benchmark in the packaging design industry.
Dielinebranding - Different Dog Unveils New Logo and Packaging
· May 26, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly spotlights Different Dog’s new logo and packaging design. The post lists it under the 'Spotted' category, noting its use of a flared serif typeface, black and orange color palette, and illustrative elements. The article provides a quick overview without in-depth commentary or process details.
Different Dogbranding - Praktis Design Creates New AIB Logo and Brand Identity
· May 26, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly spotlights a new logo and identity for AIB, designed by Praktis Design. The project, categorized under the finance industry, features a purple color palette and originates from Trinidad and Tobago. The article is a short 'Spotted' post without detailed commentary or process insights.
Praktis DesignAIBbranding - Chido Channels Mexican Sign Lettering Into Vibrant Lager Packaging
· May 26, 2026
The Dieline article highlights the packaging design for Chido Lager, a beer from Rascals Brewing. Designed by Triona O’Donoghue, the identity draws inspiration from Mexican rotulismo, featuring a flowing red script wordmark and a bright lime yellow background that evoke the warmth and vibrancy of Mexican street culture.
Rascals Brewingpackaging - Report Says Starbucks Misleads Customers About Cold Cup Recycling
· May 26, 2026
A report by non-profit Beyond Plastics accuses Starbucks of misleading customers about the recyclability of its cold cups. The investigation tracked cups placed in Starbucks recycling bins and found they were not actually recycled. The report urges Starbucks to improve its sustainability practices and stop misrepresenting recycling claims on in-store signage.
Starbuckspackaging - Jous Hydration Drink Blends Wellness and Nightlife in Minimalist Packaging
· May 26, 2026
Studio Unbound designed the brand identity and packaging for Jous, a hydration drink that merges wellness and nightlife aesthetics. The minimalist matte white can features a deep green orb inspired by sound waves, symbolizing the connection between music and health. The design positions Jous as a refreshing alternative in a saturated beverage market dominated by maximalist visuals.
Studio UnboundJouspackaging - La Perouse Museum Unveils New Identity by Your Creative
· May 26, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly notes a new logo and identity for La Perouse Museum in Australia, designed by Melbourne-based studio Your Creative. The article lists the project under the 'Noted' category, indicating a short mention rather than a full review.
Your CreativeLa Perouse Museumbranding - AI Policies Become the New Workplace Standard
· May 26, 2026
The article, published on Brand New by UnderConsideration, briefly notes the growing trend of AI policies becoming standard practice in creative and corporate workplaces. It highlights how organizations are formalizing guidelines around AI use, signaling a shift in professional norms.
UnderConsideration - Verve Refreshes Lebara Brand Identity With New Logo
· May 26, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New reviewed Verve’s refreshed brand identity for telecom company Lebara. The update introduces a new logo, proprietary sans serif typeface, and a blue-led visual system with dynamic illustrations. The redesign aims to modernize the brand’s presence in the UK telecom market.
- OlssønBarbieri redefines Theaterbaren formality with melodramatic new identity
BP&O · May 26, 2026
BP&O’s Emily Gosling reviews OlssønBarbieri’s brand identity for Theaterbaren, a new bar within Oslo’s Nationaltheatret. The identity blends theatrical melodrama with contemporary playfulness through custom typography, expressive illustration by Manon Cezaro, and a palette inspired by the theatre’s interiors. The result celebrates formality and spectacle while remaining accessible and vibrant.
OlssønBarbieriThe Pyte FoundrySharp TypeTheaterbarenNationaltheatretbranding - Friction Fuels Creativity in an Age Obsessed With Optimisation
It's Nice That · May 26, 2026
Written by Nina Maria for It’s Nice That’s POV series, this opinion piece explores how modern culture’s obsession with optimisation and convenience has eroded the creative and emotional value of friction. Drawing on the concept of 'frictionmaxxing', the article argues that inconvenience, boredom, and inefficiency are essential conditions for creativity, depth, and selfhood. It calls for a re-embrace of slowness and imperfection as acts of resistance against hyper-efficiency.
other - Nikotin branding turns tobacco factory past into a bold cigarette logo
It's Nice That · May 26, 2026
Bruges-based designer Davy Denduyver created the branding for Amsterdam restaurant Nikotin, transforming the site’s tobacco factory history into a bold, cigarette-shaped logo. The identity combines custom typography and hand-drawn ink lettering to balance a space-age aesthetic with a rough, analogue feel. The project was completed under tight deadlines in collaboration with interior designer Yoeri.
- Pablo Delcan’s Prompt Brush 2.0 turns prompts into human-made art
It's Nice That · May 26, 2026
The article profiles Pablo Delcan’s new community art platform, Prompt Brush 2.0, which invites artists to turn text prompts into hand-drawn illustrations as a response to AI-generated imagery. Expanding on his earlier project and book, Delcan opens the process to the public, emphasizing human creativity and connection over automation. The project celebrates simplicity, collaboration, and the joy of drawing.
Delcan & Codigital - Must Every Food Serve a Function Now?
· May 26, 2026
Written by Chloe Cordover for The Dieline’s 'Shelf Life' column, this editorial explores the growing trend of functional foods and the cultural obsession with optimization. It questions whether every food product now needs to serve a health or performance purpose, reflecting on how wellness culture shapes consumer behavior and packaging design.
editorial - Boston Beer Relaunches Lytt in Lightbulb-Shaped Plastic Booze Bottles
· May 26, 2026
Boston Beer Company has relaunched its Lytt brand, shifting from organic hard teas to a flavored malt beverage line. The refresh includes a new logo and packaging that replaces aluminum cans with lightbulb-shaped plastic bottles, evoking a playful, novelty-driven aesthetic. The article briefly notes the sustainability trade-offs between aluminum, glass, and plastic packaging.
Boston Beer Companypackaging - Hype Type Studio marks 25 years designing for good people
The Brand Identity · May 26, 2026 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Hype Type Studio as it celebrates 25 years of operation. Founder Paul Hutchison and Design Director Ross Burwell discuss their new website, their philosophy of 'system-driven' design, and how staying small allows them to work effectively with major clients like NASA, Sonos, Patagonia, and Vans. The conversation highlights their focus on cultural awareness and sustainable creative practice.
Hype Type StudioFormerly KnownNASASonosbranding - Debora Saveriano Built OUMA on Design for Music and Fashion
The Brand Identity · May 26, 2026 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Debora Saveriano, founder of London-based creative house OUMA, about her philosophy of co-creation and her focus on design for music and fashion. Saveriano discusses her transition from Heima Design to OUMA, her signature 'Sonic Portrait' process, and her approach to building meaningful identities for artists like Nadine El Roubi. The conversation explores how fashion precision and cultural storytelling shape OUMA’s creative direction.
OUMAHeima DesignZegnaNet-a-Porterbranding - Brazilian Creativity Emerges as a Global Cultural Force
Creative Boom · May 26, 2026
The article explores Brazilian creativity as a global cultural force through the perspective of Tátil co-founder Fred Gelli. It discusses how Brazilian design philosophy, rooted in biomimicry, resourcefulness, and maximalism, informs projects like Biocentricos, Natura x Nespresso, and Rio Carnival. Gelli argues that Brazilian design’s diversity and ecological awareness position it as a model for sustainable and expressive global creativity.
TátilPorta RochaHardCuereNaturaNespressobranding - Rob Draper’s comeback from redundancy to Golden Globes success
Creative Boom · May 26, 2026
Creative Boom’s profile of lettering artist Rob Draper traces his journey from redundancy and personal hardship to international recognition. Through self-initiated projects like Coffee Time, Draper turned drawing on disposable coffee cups into a career-defining practice that led to commissions from Nike, the Golden Globes, and NASA. His later collage and installation work, including a large-scale project for Fenwick, reflects his philosophy of embracing imperfection and starting small.
- Tyler Eide on Growing Up as a Founder’s Hardest Stage
Creative Boom · May 26, 2026 · Interview
In this Creative Boom interview, Parker founder Tyler Eide reflects on the challenges of growing a design studio from a close-knit team into a structured business. He discusses how the pandemic forced him to rethink leadership, culture, and sustainability, ultimately leading to a more flexible and scalable studio model. The piece explores the balance between maintaining creative culture and introducing necessary structure.
Parkerbranding - All Flows 2026: Personal Stakes Sparked the Best Creative Conversations
Creative Boom · May 26, 2026
Creative Boom’s coverage of All Flows 2026 highlights how the Milton Keynes festival fostered deeply personal and authentic creative conversations. Talks by designers and artists such as Rob Draper, Pip Jamieson, Nada Hesham, and Jonathan Barnbrook explored identity, ethics, and community as central forces in design. The event emphasized small-scale intimacy and the power of real human connection in creative work.
All FlowsStudio Weave40MUSTAQELBradford City of Culture 2025Soho Housebranding|culture|conference - Christopher A. Ritter’s Cubs campaign puts Wrigley fans first
The Brand Identity · May 25, 2026
The Brand Identity features Christopher A. Ritter’s creative direction for the Chicago Cubs’ 2024 ticket-sales campaign, titled '[THIS] is Everything.' The campaign focuses on the emotional experience of attending games at Wrigley Field, using hand-painted textures, photography, and flexible typography to celebrate fan culture. Ritter collaborated with other creative directors and used Animo by Heavyweight Type to create a modern yet respectful visual system for the iconic franchise.
Chicago Cubsadvertising - Estúdio 017 crafts neo-medieval identity for fashion label Valthera
The Brand Identity · May 25, 2026
The Brand Identity features Estúdio 017’s neo-medieval identity for Milan-based fashion label Valthera. The project, led by Wesley Freitas, explores the concept of techno-feudalism through heraldic symbolism, hybrid typography, and a dark, metallic palette. The identity merges luxury and streetwear influences to reflect Valthera’s positioning as a culturally hybrid fashion brand.
Estúdio 017Anoel ProençaValtherabranding - Jimmy Turrell on Creativity, AI and Staying Original in Design
Creative Boom · May 25, 2026 · Interview
Creative Boom’s podcast episode features Jimmy Turrell in conversation with host Katy Cowan about creativity, originality, and staying human in an AI-driven world. Turrell reflects on his working-class upbringing, his analogue creative process, and how embracing uncertainty has shaped his career. The discussion explores themes of authenticity, collaboration, and resilience in the evolving design industry.
illustration - What BB Agency’s Afternow Rebrand Teaches Growing Creative Agencies
Creative Boom · May 25, 2026
Creative Boom’s feature by Tom May explores how Croatian studio BB Agency rebranded as Afternow after 13 years, reflecting its evolution into a global creative agency. The piece details the long naming process, internal transformation, and how the new identity aligns with the agency’s positioning amid rapid technological change, especially around AI. It highlights Afternow’s shift from deliverables to partnership-driven client relationships.
AfternowBB Agencybranding - Jollie’s Collagen Packaging Makes Beauty Snacks Look Irresistible
· May 22, 2026
The article spotlights designer Daria Shiian’s packaging for Jollie’s collagen jelly sticks, which reimagines beauty supplements as craveable treats. The design features glossy 3D-rendered fruit illustrations and a retro-inspired logo that merges 1970s American food branding with modern K-beauty influences.
Jolliepackaging - Noiseless Launches Vodka in Pouches, Challenging Traditional Glass Bottles
· May 22, 2026
HI! ESTUDIO designed the packaging for Noiseless Vodka, which breaks from traditional glass bottles by using a semi-transparent flexible pouch. The design features a bold compressed grotesque wordmark and a utilitarian grid layout, accented by a glowing spraypaint-green orb that adds a touch of personality to the otherwise clinical aesthetic.
HI! ESTUDIONoiseless Vodkapackaging - Plezi Rebrands for Sports Hydration and Healthier Sodas
· May 22, 2026
Plezi, the better-for-kids beverage brand co-founded by Michelle Obama, has undergone a brand refresh led by Fred Hart of Hart Brand. The update reflects Plezi’s expansion into sports hydration and healthier sodas, incorporating basketball-inspired design cues and new partnerships with Stephen and Ayesha Curry.
Hart BrandPlezibranding - Pot Gang Rebrand Showcases 180+ Subscriber-Created Logo Artworks
The Brand Identity · May 22, 2026
London-based studio Land of Plenty rebranded Pot Gang, a home gardening subscription service, around a participatory concept called 'Gang Made.' The identity features a living logo with over 180 subscriber-created versions of the word 'Gang' beneath a fixed 'Pot' mark, celebrating community creativity. The rebrand extends across packaging, illustration, and motion, maintaining the brand’s DIY spirit while providing a cohesive system.
Land of PlentyPot Gangbranding - Only Reworks Blackletter Identity for London Night Venue Palais
The Brand Identity · May 22, 2026
Manchester-based studio Only developed a new identity for London night-time venue Palais, reinterpreting blackletter typography through a geometric, contemporary lens. The system draws from the building’s architecture and uses flexible monochrome applications supported by 3D renders from Culte Commun and photography by Shaun Peckham. The result balances heritage with modern energy, reflecting Palais’ dual role as a cultural and nightlife destination.
OnlyCulte CommunPalaisbranding - David Protein Launches Tinned Cod Packed With Protein and Simplicity
· May 21, 2026
The article announces David Protein’s latest product, a tinned Atlantic cod containing only cod and salt. The launch continues the brand’s minimalist, high-protein ethos while emphasizing sustainability through tin packaging. It follows the brand’s earlier viral boiled cod release.
David Proteinpackaging - Milly Rebrands Pepper as a Premium Kitchen Essential
· May 21, 2026
The Dieline article highlights Milly’s rebrand of Pepper, positioning it as a premium kitchen essential. The new packaging uses sustainable, plastic-free tin containers and emphasizes single-origin Ecuadorian peppercorns and adjustable ceramic grinders. The project aligns with the trend of elevating everyday pantry items into high-quality, design-forward products.
MillyPepperpackaging - Zoom Unveils New Logo
· May 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly reports on Zoom’s new logo, featured in the 'Spotted' category. The update highlights a geometric green wordmark, with limited details available to non-subscribers.
Zoombranding - Tielemans Design Unveils New Southwest Symphony Logo and Identity
· May 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly announced a new logo and identity for the Southwest Symphony, designed by Tielemans Design. The post, categorized under 'Spotted', highlights the cultural client and tags related to blue color and sans serif typography. No detailed critique or process information is provided.
Tielemans DesignSouthwest Symphonybranding - Buddy-Buddy Rebrands Element Brooklyn With Scalable Scent-Coded Packaging
· May 21, 2026
Buddy-Buddy rebranded Element Brooklyn with a scalable packaging system built around a proprietary serif wordmark and a scent-coded color palette. The new identity allows the Brooklyn-based beauty brand to expand across more than 50 products while maintaining visual consistency and clarity.
- Eme Skincare Balances Simplicity With Soft, Fragrance-Inspired Lip Oil Packaging
· May 21, 2026
The article spotlights Eme Skincare’s lip oil packaging designed by HasuanYun Huang, which emphasizes balance and simplicity. The design uses frosted glass tubes, blush-pink and grey caps, and a calligraphic wordmark to evoke a fragrance-like elegance. The minimalist outer box and geometric details create a soft yet refined aesthetic that stands apart from typical lip care packaging.
Eme Skincarepackaging - Brand New Offers Full Access to “Listen Up” Subscribers
· May 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New announced that its 'Listen Up' subscribers now have full access to all Brand New content and features. The post outlines subscription benefits, including full articles, polls, comments, RSS, and the Follow-up podcast, while also offering free access for those unable to afford the subscription.
UnderConsiderationother - Bob’s Red Mill Unveils New Logo and Packaging Design
· May 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly notes the new logo and packaging redesign for Bob’s Red Mill, created by Turner Duckworth in collaboration with the brand’s in-house team. The update modernizes the familiar red script and packaging while maintaining the brand’s heritage feel.
- Nominee Rebrands Philbrook Art & Gardens With New Name and Logo
· May 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New features a rebrand of Philbrook Art & Gardens by Nominee, led by designer Scott Allen Hill. The project introduces a new name, logo, and identity system that uses a proprietary flared sans serif typeface and geometric iconography to reflect the museum and garden’s cultural identity in Oklahoma.
NomineePhilbrook Art & Gardensbranding - Christopher Doyle & Co. Refreshes Mecca Coffee Brand for 20th Anniversary
BP&O · May 21, 2026
Christopher Doyle & Co. refreshed Mecca Coffee’s brand identity to celebrate its 20th anniversary, creating a tactile, print-inspired system that balances industrial typography with folkish illustration. The new identity spans packaging, merchandise, and collateral, using hand-drawn icons and earthy colors to convey authenticity and craft. The result is a confident, human-centered brand that stands out in the specialty coffee sector.
Christopher Doyle & Co.Mecca Coffeebranding - Max Lancaster’s Bunny And I portrays schizophrenia with rare sensitivity
It's Nice That · May 21, 2026
The article profiles London-based photographer Max Lancaster’s project 'Bunny And I', a sensitive photographic documentary exploring his cousin Bunny’s experiences with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Through quiet, mosaic-like compositions, Lancaster captures the nuances of family connection and mental health without resorting to cliché. The project reflects on empathy, observation, and shared familial traits.
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