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• Unknown Client
• Exploring Digital Culture For Contemporary Audiences
• Data, Marketing, Photography

• Artea
• Brand Identity For A Modern Lithuanian Bank
• Audience, Heritage, Pattern, Transformation

• Backstage
• Brand Identity For A Specialty Coffee Roastery
• Adventure, Coffee, Exploration, Storytelling

• Basker Brewing Co
• Brand Identity For Basker Brewing Co
• Connection, Craft, Flavor, Packaging, Tradition

• Carvertical
• Brand Identity For Carvertical
• Infographic, Mascot, Photography, Typography

• Creative Europe Lithuania
• Rebranding For Creative Europe Lithuania
• Collaboration, Community, Typography

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News & interviews

• TinyWins recaptures the dream of flight in Joby Aviation’s rebrand

  The Brand Identity · Apr 13, 2026

  California-based studio TinyWins led a comprehensive rebrand for Joby Aviation, repositioning the electric aircraft company from a technology-focused brand to one that evokes the emotional experience of flight. Drawing inspiration from mid-century aviation design, the new identity spans strategy, digital platforms, wayfinding, and aircraft livery. Collaborations with Family Type, INK Studio, and others helped create a cohesive system that blends nostalgia with innovation.

  TinyWinsINK StudioFamily TypeJoby Aviationbranding
• Brass Hands frames Helix-DB’s AI infrastructure as industrial machinery

  The Brand Identity · Apr 13, 2026

  Brass Hands developed a brand identity for Helix-DB, a graph-vector database, by visualizing its AI infrastructure as industrial machinery. The design uses a restrained palette of oxidised metal tones, the Saans typeface, and system-driven graphics inspired by manufacturing manuals and data storage formats. The result is a cohesive identity that bridges digital and physical applications, emphasizing structure, precision, and materiality.

  Brass HandsDisplaayHelix-DBbranding
• Top 20 graphic designers of 2026, as voted for by creatives

  Creative Boom · Apr 13, 2026

  Creative Boom reveals the top 20 graphic designers of 2026, as voted by thousands of creatives in its annual State of Creativity survey. The list highlights influential figures such as Paula Scher, Jessica Walsh, Simon Dixon, and Verónica Fuerte, showcasing a mix of established icons and emerging voices shaping the global design landscape. The article celebrates diversity in practice, from branding and typography to motion and illustration.

  Pentagram&WalshDixonBaxiThe Public TheaterTiffanybranding
• Illustrated Instincts

  BP&O · Apr 8, 2026

  Written by Lisa Cain for BP&O, the article explores the growing use of stylised illustration in pet food packaging, highlighting how it connects emotionally with consumers and differentiates brands in a crowded market. It cites Finn’s collaboration with Gander and Daniel Brokstad as a successful example of using bold, geometric illustration and bright colours to create distinctive, premium packaging.

  GanderFinnpackaging
• Handsome Frank launches a new shop selling beautiful prints by world-class illustrators

  Creative Boom · Apr 8, 2026

  Creative Boom reports on Handsome Frank’s launch of Handsome Provisions, a new curated print shop offering archival-quality giclée prints by its roster of world-class illustrators. The article highlights five featured prints and artists, showcasing their distinctive styles and backgrounds. The initiative reflects the agency’s expansion into direct-to-consumer art retail while celebrating contemporary illustration talent.

  Handsome FrankHandsome ProvisionsDesign BridgeThe TelegraphEasyJetillustration
• Dan Forster on the Aladdin's cave that made him a lettering legend

  Creative Boom · Apr 7, 2026

  Creative Boom profiles lettering artist Dan Forster, exploring how his late father Tony Forster’s calligraphic legacy and studio inspired his career shift from graphic design to hand-lettered typography. The article traces Dan’s journey through personal loss, rediscovery of craft, and his evolution into a sought-after lettering artist for global brands like Apple and Twinings. It highlights the enduring value of hand skills in an increasingly digital and AI-driven design landscape.

  Brandon ConsultantsPearlfisherBrand SocietyAppleLucozadebranding
• What now? Practical advice from the creative community for 2026's graduates

  Creative Boom · Apr 7, 2026

  Creative Boom’s Tom May gathers advice from leading designers, creative directors, and illustrators to help 2026 graduates navigate a challenging job market. The article emphasizes showing creative thinking in portfolios, building genuine networks, being strategic in job applications, and maintaining creative momentum after graduation. Contributors from studios like Fiasco Design, Like Magic Studio, and Edna Studio share practical, encouraging insights for emerging creatives.

  Fiasco DesignLike Magic StudioKISS Brandingother
• Elisava’s Master’s in Graphic Design is about what design can do for others, and what you can do for design

  It's Nice That · Apr 1, 2026

  This sponsored feature spotlights the 2026 graduates of Elisava’s Master’s in Graphic Design, showcasing projects that merge social awareness, research, and creative experimentation. From playful cultural critiques to community-driven identities, the article highlights how Elisava’s programme fosters design thinking that is both reflective and impactful.

  Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineeringbranding
• Manychat’s Instagram Summit identity treats shapes as social beings

  The Brand Identity · Mar 30, 2026

  Manychat’s in-house brand studio developed a refreshed identity for Instagram Summit, reimagining geometric shapes as social beings to express human interaction. The modular system uses motion and composition to convey collaboration and community while retaining Manychat’s established typography and color palette. The result is a dynamic, behaviour-driven identity that bridges technological precision with social warmth.

  Manychat Brand StudioInstagram SummitManychatbranding
• Booms & Shakes: March's fresh moves, new launches and a 26-year goodbye

  Creative Boom · Mar 26, 2026

  Creative Boom's March 'Booms & Shakes' roundup by Tom May highlights major movements across the design and advertising industry, including Ian Millner stepping down from Iris after 26 years, new creative leadership appointments at Bray Leino, Particle6, and BBC Creative, and the launch of Capel Group and Allwyn’s Studio 59. The article captures a month of expansion, new ventures, and evolving creative priorities across global studios.

  Iris WorldwideBray LeinoParticle6AllwynBBCbranding
• The identity for Spatial festival feels aptly three-dimensional

  It's Nice That · Mar 18, 2026

  SMLXL and motion designer Gerard Mallandrich collaborated on the identity for Spatial Festival 2025, an immersive sound event at Berlin’s Funkhaus. The project integrates motion and spatial depth as core design principles, resulting in a kinetic, three-dimensional brand system. Using 3D scans, cinematic techniques, and a clean typographic approach, the identity reflects the festival’s experimental and interactive nature.

  SMLXLMallandrichSpatial Festivalbranding
• Mapping the Star Wars galaxy with illustrator Tim McDonagh

  Creative Boom · Mar 18, 2026

  Creative Boom profiles illustrator Tim McDonagh and his work on the updated edition of *Star Wars: Galactic Atlas*, originally commissioned by Egmont Publishing. The article explores his process, from hand-drawn sketches to digital finishing in Photoshop, and how he expanded the atlas to include new Star Wars content. McDonagh reflects on his lifelong fandom and the joy of revisiting the galaxy through detailed, organic illustrations.

  Handsome FrankEgmont PublishingDisneyeditorial
• Are creatives really leaving the UK in droves, and if so, why?

  Creative Boom · Mar 10, 2026

  The article explores why many UK-based creatives are relocating abroad, examining economic pressures, lifestyle motivations, and the impact of remote work. Through interviews with designers and studio founders, it reveals a nuanced picture of global mobility, professional adaptation, and shifting definitions of 'home' in the creative industry.

  Thump StudioJory&CoWithin Design Studioother
• Mix and Match

  BP&O · Mar 3, 2026

  BP&O’s Emily Gosling reviews andstudio’s brand identity for Mostai, a new padel club in Vilnius, Lithuania. The identity uses dual wordmarks, warm Mediterranean-inspired colors, and nostalgic illustrations to reflect the sport’s social and leisure-driven roots. The project balances dynamic energy with inclusivity and community focus, extending across signage, merchandise, and interiors.

  andstudioMostai Padel Clubbranding
• Where AI meets creative practice at the Royal College of Art

  Creative Boom · Feb 24, 2026

  The article explores how two creatives from the Royal College of Art, Gregor Petrikovič and Ramla Anshur, are redefining the role of AI in creative practice. Petrikovič uses AI to explore memory and human emotion through film, while Anshur investigates how marginalised communities can shape AI technologies. Both credit the RCA for fostering critical and experimental approaches to technology in art and design.

  Royal College of ArtAccentureDesign Museummotion
• 24 planet-friendly product swaps that creatives actually stick with

  Creative Boom · Feb 24, 2026

  Creative Boom’s Tom May compiles a community-sourced list of 24 sustainable product swaps that designers and other creatives genuinely use. The article highlights eco-friendly alternatives across personal care, stationery, and household products, emphasizing design quality and long-term usability. Through quotes from industry professionals, it shows how sustainability and good design increasingly go hand in hand.

  FishfingerBurgopakKISS Brandingproduct|sustainability|resources
• I love freelancing, but what about my pension?

  Creative Boom · Feb 23, 2026

  Creative Boom’s advice column by Tom May explores how freelancers can start saving for retirement despite irregular income. The article features insights from several UK creatives who share their personal pension strategies and emphasize the importance of starting small and automating contributions. It highlights pension options like PensionBee, Penfold, and Lifetime ISAs, stressing tax benefits and long-term financial security.

  Studio DBDMAJOR Brand Houseother
• The third book from The Gourmand makes room for the mushroom

  It's Nice That · Feb 19, 2026

  The article covers The Gourmand’s third book in its food-focused series, published by Taschen, which explores the world of mushrooms through photography, essays, and recipes. Creative director David Lane and editor-in-chief Marina Tweed continue their minimalist visual approach, with photography by Bobby Doherty capturing the mushroom’s iconic form. The publication blends culinary, historical, and design perspectives into a richly visual and conceptual exploration.

  The GourmandTaschenTascheneditorial
• The World of Black Film by Ashley Clark is a striking survey of Black cinematic history

  It's Nice That · Feb 12, 2026

  The article profiles 'The World of Black Film', a new book by Ashley Clark published by Laurence King, designed by Violetta Boxill of Alexander Boxill Associates. The publication surveys 100 films from across the Black diaspora, aiming to expand the understanding of Black cinema beyond the American context. Its design uses bold color, typographic rhythm, and cinematic references to reflect the book’s global and dynamic spirit.

  Alexander Boxill AssociatesLaurence Kingeditorial
• Standard Projects turns temporal logic into identity for SingleStore

  The Brand Identity · Feb 9, 2026

  Standard Projects developed a new brand identity for data infrastructure company SingleStore, translating the concept of temporal logic into a visual system that balances technical precision with human warmth. The rebrand introduces a geometric logo inspired by time measurement, restrained typography using Sans Sans, and a deep, institutional color palette complemented by warmer accents. The identity reflects SingleStore’s evolution into a global enterprise while maintaining a focus on human outcomes enabled by its technology.

  Standard ProjectsSingleStorebranding

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