Return to American politics almost 40 years ago. The 1988 election was one of the last where normalcy prevailed. There was heated but nonetheless civil(ish) discourse between the presidential candidates, Vice President George H. W.… Read More »The Daily Heller: Remembrance of an Election Past
The founder of Kwoo Studio discusses his career pivot, his move to another continent, and his approach to self-promotion. Right now, many of us are contemplating either a career change or a geographical move (or… Read More »How Kent Wood pivoted to motion design at 30, and what he’s learned so far
Thibault Barillon of Robocobra Quartet explain why he grew petri dishes of fungus to illustrate their 100-track release. When I was a student, I shared a room with a lovely bloke, but he did have… Read More »Why a Belfast band used 100 dishes of mould to make their album cover
The founder of Kwoo Studio discusses how he’s made a name for himself after a career pivot and a move across the Atlantic. Right now, many of us are contemplating either a career change or… Read More »The kinesiologist who now animates furniture: how Kent Wood found motion design’s full circle
A new campaign for the black stuff smuggles its most recognisable asset into a single word, and it’s a genius move. Guinness has a new campaign out, and before you’ve even looked at it, you… Read More »This clever design trick by Guinness means it can modernise without needing a new logo
By building two brands into the typography upfront, creative director Alex Andlaw explains, the issue never arose in the first place. It’s a dilemma every designer who’s ever worked on a sponsored event will recognise.… Read More »How Form solved the classic two-logo lockup problem for British Cycling and its sponsor, Lloyds