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Articles & interviews6
- Wana Edibles identity redesign by Stout reviewed
Brand New reviews a new logo and identity for cannabis-edibles company Wana Edibles, created by Stout. The article is categorized under consumer products and tagged for cannabis, colorful design, condensed sans serif typography, packaging, photography, lifestyle, and supplements.
- Royal Winnipeg Ballet Unveils New Identity by Bruce Mau Design
Brand New reviews a new logo and identity for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, created by Bruce Mau Design. The accessible article metadata identifies the project as a culture-sector identity update and tags it with blue, condensed sans serif typography, kinetic design, and motion.
- Outsiders designs 'out of this world' identity for Supernatural Wines
Margate-based studio Outsiders created a playful, supernatural-inspired brand identity for Supernatural Wines, a new natural wine label founded by the team behind Palms Pizzeria. The design features glow-in-the-dark wax seals, gothic colorways, and tongue-in-cheek storytelling that subverts the minimalist norms of the natural wine category. The project blends craft, humor, and collectability to create a distinctive product experience.
- Glastonbury's Shangri-La to Undergo Major Reinvention in 2025
Creative Boom reports on Shangri-La’s radical reinvention for Glastonbury 2025 under the theme 'The Wilding'. Led by creative director Kaye Dunnings, the redesign abandons the previous 'Everything Must Go' concept in favor of a more analogue, community-driven experience. The transformation includes new stages, physical promotional materials, and a focus on discovery and connection over digital engagement.
- How the Ragged Edge and Wise teams came together to craft a pivotal rebrand for ‘The World’s Money’
The Brand Identity’s interview explores how Ragged Edge collaborated with Wise on a global rebrand centered around the idea of ‘The World’s Money.’ The project evolved Wise’s identity from a money transfer service to a global account brand, featuring a custom typeface, accessible design system, and evolved logo. Creative Director Luke Woodhouse and Design Director Cameron Worboys discuss the process, accessibility focus, and global inspiration behind the new identity.
- Fuzzco Builds Distinct Brand Experiences Across Two Creative Studios
The Brand Identity interviews Fuzzco co-founder and creative director Helen Rice about the studio’s dual presence in Charleston and Portland, their collaborative culture, and their approach to creating distinct, playful brand experiences. The discussion covers notable projects such as AIR Serenbe, FIG, and Coast Brewing, as well as internal ventures like Serious Buildings and Pretend Store. Rice also shares insights into Fuzzco’s design philosophy, color choices, and evolving service offerings including content creation and photography.