The Studio is a Stockholm-based brand strategy and design agency working with clients in Sweden and internationally. Its practice brings research and strategic thinking into visual identity, packaging, art direction and communication. Small teams work across projects for emerging businesses, established companies and cultural organisations. The agency's capabilities extend to naming and copywriting, digital design and e-commerce, motion, photography and film, as well as exhibitions, spatial design and signage. This range allows it to develop a brand's expression across both physical environments and digital experiences.
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Creative Boom IRL is a new series of informal, free creative meetups across the UK, launched by Creative Boom to foster real-world connections among designers, illustrators, and other creatives. The initiative grew from the success of The Studio, Creative Boom’s online community, and now spans multiple cities from Manchester to Belfast. The article highlights how these events are revitalizing local creative networks and encouraging collaboration beyond digital platforms.
Creative Boom’s profile of James Kindred explores his experience living and working with AuDHD, combining autism and ADHD. The creative director and podcaster discusses burnout, self-awareness, and how he reshaped his workflow to align with his neurodivergent brain. The article emphasizes mental health, self-compassion, and redefining productivity for creative professionals.
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May gathers reflections from members of its community on how creatives are preparing for the shift into autumn 2025. Designers, illustrators, and consultants share mixed feelings of optimism, burnout, and strategic renewal as they face uncertain workloads and industry changes. The piece highlights themes of self-care, planning, and creative resilience amid seasonal transitions.
Creative Boom founder Katy Cowan announces that The Studio, a private online community launched earlier in 2025, has become the driving force behind the platform’s content and mission. The article reflects on the shift from social media noise toward meaningful, supportive creative communities. Cowan positions The Studio as a positive, inclusive space that fuels Creative Boom’s editorial direction and engagement with creatives.
Creative Boom’s article profiles designer and podcast host Liz Mosley, who shared insights from her '100 Rejections Challenge' during a session for The Studio community. The experiment reframed rejection as a tool for growth, helping her overcome fear and build resilience. Her story highlights how embracing 'no' can lead to unexpected opportunities and a healthier creative mindset.
BP&O features The Studio’s rebrand of Swedish firms Netsurvey and Bright into a new company, Brilliant. The identity embraces a concept of 'Serious Playfulness' through vivid colors, bold typography, and a dynamic pictogram system, positioning Brilliant as a personable yet professional B2B brand. The project includes a full suite of brand applications and motion assets, receiving positive reception from staff and clients.
BP&O features The Studio’s rebrand of Swedish electronics retailer Hages, marking its evolution from Hages TV & Video to a modern, reductive identity. The design employs repetition, bold proportionality, and a universal graphic motif inspired by volume symbols to connect the brand’s legacy with contemporary relevance. Richard Baird praises the project’s simplicity and coherence across applications like signage, stationery, and apparel.