The Norwegian company has launched Opera Air, a new browser that integrates mindfulness features like breathing exercises and binaural beats to help users reduce stress and stay focused online. It seems like the whole world… Read More »Opera unveils the world’s first browser designed for mindfulness and digital well-being
The market’s new identity balances heritage with modernity, celebrating its deep-rooted textile history while positioning it for a vibrant future. Petticoat Lane Market has been a bustling hub of commerce and culture in East London… Read More »A new identity for one of London’s oldest and most famous marketplaces
Who’s your creative hero? That’s the question I asked in a January workshop with several top European Executive Creative Directors. It’s part of an exercise I do to help creative directors become better leaders. The… Read More »The Creative Hero Effect
Every time we’re making a main title, we’re kind of making poetry for the show. Rachel Brickel, art director at Digital Kitchen The highly anticipated new season of the hit TV series Yellowjackets premieres on… Read More »Going BTS With Digital Kitchen on the ‘Yellowjackets’ Opening Titles
Clang! Clink! Bang! Hear that? It’s the sound of all the hardware that Jake Silverstein’s New York Times Magazine has racked up in his almost eleven years at its helm: Pulitzers and ASMEs are heavy,… Read More »The Winner | Jake Silverstein
Floating Bstrd, the nom de crayon of Marko Vuleta Djukanov, is the veritable essence of Belgrade’s thriving club scene. His flyers, vinyl record sleeves and band posters explode with bold colors and a retro-futurist sensibility… Read More »The Daily Heller: Floating Bstrd’s Posters Define Belgrade’s Music Scene