Image licensed via Alamy / MauriceNorbert OpenAI just killed Sora without warning. Your favourite AI tool could be next. And that should give all of us serious pause. When OpenAI launched Sora, it landed like… Read More »The death of Sora, and why you shouldn’t build your studio on borrowed sand
The British icon’s new spot on Lexington Street blends music, subculture, and modern retail to create a space that feels more like a museum than a store. Fashion is having a moment. You can feel… Read More »Fred Perry returns to Soho with a flagship that hums with music and attitude
Award-winning branding agency WMH&I has unveiled a new identity for Natural Habitat, an environmental education charity focused on connecting communities through nature, sustainable land use, and biodiversity conservation. The rebrand transforms the organization from a… Read More »WMH&I Reimagines Natural Habitat With an Identity Rooted in Connection, Community, and Land
When we look at the cross-section of a tree, we are looking at time made visible. Each tree ring marks a year; and records years of drought, years of rain, years when the world shifted… Read More »Tiffany Shlain and Ken Goldberg: Ancient Wisdom for a Future Ecology: Trees, Time, and Technology
Willy Fleckhaus (1925–1983) was the art director’s art director. As a designer, the magazine twen (short for twenty) in postwar Germany was his R&D and proving ground. Published from April 1959 to May 1971, twen… Read More »The Daily Heller: Willy Fleckhaus, a God of Art Direction, Seeks Safe Haven
The non-alcoholic spirits category has a perception problem. Too many brands have leaned so hard into “better for you” that they’ve ended up apologising for what they actually are. La Borosa takes the opposite approach.… Read More »How Sip Studio built La Borosa, a non-alcoholic spirit that doesn’t ask for your forgiveness