Center’s identity for Riff, chef Daniel Humm’s new meal kits, turns the dinner box into a cookery lesson. Ready-to-cook dinners are often seen as the bottom rung of dining. Sure, they’re super-convenient, cheaper than Deliveroo,… Read More »This packaging for ready-made dinners can teach you to cook better
A new campaign by Havas Lynx UK uses humour, music, and an unlikely Viking character to encourage blokes to recognise erectile dysfunction as a potential early warning sign of cardiovascular disease. Today is World Heart… Read More »Listen to Jordic: The unlikely heart warning men need to hear
The Manchester-based artist talks to Creative Boom about a wrong turn in Colombia that cured her self-doubt, how she ended up drawing live on stage for 200 people, and the children’s book she refuses to… Read More »Louise French quit London, cycled the Andes, and came home an illustrator who gets things done
Warren Lehrer has been making history for many years. He was among the early pioneers of graphic design history scholarship and he creates “visualized books” that come from and create their own history. This has… Read More »The Daily Heller: Visualizing the Book
After over five decades of doing things the hard way, the independent personal care brand is making its television debut with a homemade bee and a tune that takes us back. I wasn’t old enough… Read More »Faith In Nature turns a ’90s rave anthem into ‘Bees R Good’ for its first-ever TV ad
Ecover and Uncommon have been making tees from “lucky charms”, and there’s a lesson here for anyone selling behaviour change. Are you familiar with the concept of a ‘lucky’ item of clothing? The idea is… Read More »Why a laundry brand made four T-shirts you’re not supposed to wash