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Designers and creative leads attributed to Bruce Mau Design in press coverage.
Creative Boom interviews Laura Stein, Chief Creative Officer at Bruce Mau Design, about five books that have profoundly influenced her approach to design, branding, and sustainability. The article explores how these works—from 'Cradle to Cradle' to 'Can Marketing Save the Planet?'—inform her thinking on systemic change, environmental responsibility, and the power of design to shape culture. It also highlights her career and recent projects for major global clients.
The Brand Identity interviews Jacqueline Lane, Executive Creative Director at Toronto-based studio Whitman Emorson, about the studio’s strategy-led approach and collaborative culture. Lane discusses her career path, the studio’s hybrid work model, and their human-centered design philosophy. The conversation also highlights Whitman Emorson’s work on Jems, a condom brand they co-founded, emphasizing the importance of strategic thinking and empathy in branding.
The Brand Identity interviews Public Address co-founders Christa Muio and Chris Braden about their journey from Bruce Mau Design to establishing their own independent studio. They discuss the importance of collaboration, transparency, and flexibility in building a creative culture, as well as lessons learned from running a small but globally active team. The conversation highlights their adaptive approach to branding, exemplified by their work on the LA28 Olympic identity.
PRINT Magazine’s Color & Design section curates a selection of recent design stories exploring color, creativity, and visual culture. The roundup highlights projects from studios like Koto, Bruce Mau Design, and MullenLowe, alongside features on photographers and designers such as José De Rocco and Yinka Ilori. The page emphasizes vibrant, culturally engaged, and forward-looking design work across branding, photography, and art.
PRINT Magazine’s 'Socially Responsible Design' section highlights projects and studios that integrate ethics, sustainability, and inclusivity into their creative work. Featured stories include rebrands by Koto and Bruce Mau Design, collaborations by COLLINS and Bill McKibben, and initiatives promoting diversity and environmental awareness. The section underscores how design can drive positive social and cultural change.
