The global design studio has given the social restaurant-discovery app a warm, yellow-soaked identity built on one deceptively simple idea: make “time” itself dance. You know that hangry moment? When you’re standing on a street… Read More »Koto helps restaurant-discovery app Franki make time dance
Diego Limberti is Chief Design Officer at Droga5 São Paulo, with an international career spanning agencies such as Wieden+Kennedy, DDB New York, and LOLA Madrid, and multiple global awards. Recognized for his distinctive point of view, his… Read More »What Matters to Diego Limberti
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Remember PR? Good old public relations? Well, it’s back. And this time the machines are in the picture too. Here’s how to get yourself covered, from someone who’s been on… Read More »Why media relations just came full circle – and how to get journalists to actually notice you
Typography often lives on screens, in books, or on branding systems. But in Lagos, it’s long been alive on the streets. The letters feel simultaneously bold and fluid, reflecting the city’s constant motion, improvisational energy,… Read More »This Is Lagos Turns the City’s Hand-Painted Typography Into Monumental Public Art
The KGK Brigade—named after the surname intitials of USSR designers Viktor Koretsky (1909–1998) and his wife, Vera Gitsevich (1897-1976), plus Boris Knoblok (1903-1984)—sought to “develop new collective forms of creation, parallel to the brigades of… Read More »The Daily Heller: Posters That Sold Collective Action
Marks & Spencer has rolled out two new own-label beer ranges with drinks-branding agency Thirst – a Continental line built on vintage postage-stamp storytelling, and a craft range that puts its brewery partners front and… Read More »How Thirst redesigned M&S’s beer aisle, from stamp-inspired lagers to bold, flavour-led craft