Image licensed via Alamy The current shift in design roles from creating to finishing is eroding a fundamental part of being a designer. Here’s how to hold onto your skills and protect your practice. Welcome… Read More »Design roles are changing… so how do you stay a maker when your job becomes a mender?
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Our wide-ranging survey lays bare a profession that’s exhausted, anxious about its future, and using AI tools it doesn’t trust. Feeling tired, less secure and resentful of AI?. Then it’s… Read More »The state of the creative industry 2026: what our survey tells us about pay, burnout and AI
Almudena Romero has spent three years growing a human eye into a French field using nothing but wheat and winter grasses. Now she’s about to eat the evidence. Read on to discover why. Ever had… Read More »The largest ‘photograph’ ever made is about to be turned into bread
The female-led studio has given the baby care newcomer a soft, fluid identity with rounded lowercase type, a floating ‘o’, and an ochre-yellow palette – built to feel credible and aspirational, all at the same… Read More »How LULACREATES designed baby skincare brand Smoosh to look at home on a beauty shelf
In time for the 250th anniversary of this nation’s founding, on June 30 comics artist R. Sikoryak’s Declaration / Emancipation Illustrated (Drawn & Quarterly) offers the perfect comics mashup to celebrate and contemplate America’s most… Read More »The Daily Heller: Mashing Up the Declaration and Proclamation
The London agency has repositioned the Scouts programme for 14–18-year-olds around a blunt new proposition: ‘Grow up’, with a compass-led marque, bold supergraphics, and 40 fresh badges. When Explorer Scouts launched in 2002, most families… Read More »Red Stone rebrands Explorer Scouts for a generation worn out by expectation