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It’s great to be able to collaborate with external creatives.
Experimentation will always be at the core of what we do.
The article announces the open call for DEMO Festival 2027, a global motion design event founded by Studio Dumbar/DEPT® and Global. The festival transforms public advertising screens into a 24-hour showcase of experimental motion design across cities worldwide. It highlights the event’s collaborative spirit, open submission process, and its mission to celebrate creativity in public spaces.
The article highlights DEMO Festival 2025, a global motion design event founded by Studio Dumbar/DEPT®, showcasing the work of over 350 designers across 15 cities. The festival transforms public screens into a 24-hour exhibition of experimental motion design, emphasizing community, creativity, and non-commercial exploration. Creative director Liza Enebeis reflects on the festival’s growth and its role in uniting the international motion design community.
The Brand Identity’s biweekly feature 'The Edit' spotlights five global design projects, including Daisy Chain’s dreamlike identity for The New York Times’ State of the Times 2025 conference. Other highlights include Bad’s vibrant restaurant branding for YOYO, BrandCraft’s academic identity for The University of Hong Kong, M — N Associates’ rebrand of fintech giant MoMo, and Studio Size’s motion-driven visuals for Solfeggio Obscuro. The roundup showcases diverse approaches to branding, motion, and typography across industries.
The Brand Identity’s new interview series 'The Freelancers' begins with London-based designer Jennifer Whitworth, who discusses her transition from full-time employment to freelancing. She reflects on balancing creative independence, managing business logistics, and finding a rhythm that suits her lifestyle. The conversation highlights her rebrand project for The Line of Best Fit and her evolving approach to creative work and autonomy.
This interview with OMSE’s Design Lead Ed Hatfield explores his approach to storytelling in branding, his creative process, and how outdoor adventure fuels his design thinking. Hatfield reflects on his career path, his rewarding work on the Hackney Church rebrand, and the importance of balance between creativity and wellbeing.
The interview with motion designer Connor Campbell explores his journey from graphic design to founding his London-based motion studio in 2019. He discusses his early experiences at It’s Nice That, his transition to freelancing, and his experimental approach to motion design. The piece highlights his collaborations, inspirations, and vision for the studio’s future.