L-R Jos Ingram, Kate Howarth and Paul Dazeley Welcome back to Booms & Shakes, your monthly dose of industry moves, studio milestones and creative comebacks – all in one quick scroll. If September was all… Read More »Booms & Shakes: October’s biggest industry news and fresh appointments
The Brighton-based studio has created a new logo, typeface and visual language for Nike Football, channelling the brand’s golden era while setting the stage for its next chapter. When Nike Football decided it was time… Read More »ILOVEDUST rebrands Nike Football with a fearless new identity rooted in attacking play
At the heart of design is the act of creating something from nothing — identifying an unmet need, designing a model that serves it, and bringing that something to life through thoughtful execution. Over the… Read More »Business Design School: A New Magazine for Adult Fans of LEGO
You can be yourself, without judgment, and have something to hold physically in your hand as a memento of an exact moment in time. Emily Botelho Who doesn’t love a photobooth? Out at a bar… Read More »Emily Botelho on the Magic of Analog Photobooths
Brand writer Nick Carson has joined forces with NB Studio and SEA on a one-off artwork for the Bloomsbury Festival’s 26 Bridges project – a palindromic poem-turned-distorting mirror that flips meaning and perception to raise… Read More »Distorting mirror bridges poetry, design and perspective for NHS cancer care auction
If Kelli Anderson could be characterized as a modern designer, I would have no difficulty introducing her here. But she is not simply modern, she is moredern. Her work does not pick up where Futurism… Read More »The Daily Heller: Kelli Anderson’s Moveable Type