We’ve all heard the saying, “It’s an honor just to be nominated.” While the sentiment is humble and familiar, this year’s top winners went far beyond simply being recognized. They took the competition by storm.… Read More »Introducing the PRINT Awards 2026 Top Winners
A fresh visual identity for the payroll platform uses banknote colours, a stackable cube and a chunky new wordmark to make global payroll exciting. Payroll isn’t the most glamorous subject for a brand designer. Tax… Read More »Collins centres Remote’s new identity on banknote colours and building blocks
Krea’s new model focuses on giving us faster, cheaper control over our own creative projects. As a creative, it can feel like every AI company is trying to put you out of business. Each week… Read More »Meet Krea 3: the fast, easy-to-use tool built for editing (not replacing) your work
Samar Maakaroun’s branding for Design Doha Biennial 2026 draws on stretching letterforms to connect the system. Ever designed for a bilingual audience? Let’s just say it can be a challenge. I first discovered this myself… Read More »Pentagram’s design festival identity finds a clever way to give equal billing to Arabic and English
Liverpool photographer Mark McNulty has collected more than 550 images from four decades of clubbing. These days, it’s difficult for me to talk about club culture without falling into “old man yells at cloud” clichés.… Read More »New book In Clubland documents 35 years of rave culture, from acid house to the superclub era
Black admen and adwomen in Chicago started the transformation of the most powerful influences of American culture, marketing and media—and in the film Channels Changers, veteran adman Lowell Thompson presents their story. It is an… Read More »The Daily Heller: Up Close With Lowell Thompson, Big Idea Man