We’ve all been haunted by some of our past outfit choices, but Woolmark’s latest campaign by 20(SOMETHING), Park Village, and Studio Birthplace exposes the scary reality of fast fashion. For the past few weeks, people… Read More »Woolmark campaign unearths horrors of fast fashion
Few arenas showcase the complexities of branding quite like a political campaign, where every detail — from visual choices to policy priorities — feeds into public perception and resonates differently with each voter demographic. As… Read More »Five Design Leaders on the Evolution of the Female Presidential Candidate
Photography by Charles Emerson He’s turned a parked car upside down, unzipped a giant building, and now he’s tied a traditional British phone box into a knot. Alex Chinneck is back, transforming the streets of… Read More »Alex Chinneck’s twisted trail of street furniture light up a new corner of Bristol
In 2017, I read an interview that Kaveh Akbar gave to Lithub titled Bewilderment is at the core of every great poem. In the interview, Akbar explained his belief that poets have to be “permeable to… Read More »I’m Wondering: What’s The Best Bird?
Each year, RGD asks a different Canadian design agency or studio to tackle the conference identity. In these shorter episodes, host Nicola Hamilton will speak with some of those folks—past DesignThinkers Design Partners. In this… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Tina Mackenzie RGD Emeritus
Conventional wisdom holds that there’s a magazine for every audience … but that’s often utterly wrong, as Hira Ahmed discovered. So she decided to make it right and launch the one she wanted to read.… Read More »Meet Acacia, a New Print Magazine for the Muslim Left