Leeds International Festival of Ideas covers some tricky topics, so the branding and visual assets needed to be sensitive. Rabbithole explains how it developed it. Leeds International Festival of Ideas (LIFI) is an annual event… Read More »Rabbithole on the sensitivity challenges of branding Leeds’ big ideas festival
A first-of-its-kind exhibition drawing connections between prints and textiles both in the past and present is on view now at the New York Public Library. Curated by the Curator of Prints and the Spencer Collection… Read More »“Line & Thread” at the NYPL Reveals the Bond Between Prints and Textiles, Past and Present
It’s been a busy few weeks as I prepare for our Global Learning Programs (GLP) workshops in Mexico City. I’m creating no less than seven presentations and workshops and one that captured my attention over… Read More »Slice to Pie
The broadcaster’s in-house creative agency, 4Creative, serves up a grisly Halloween treat with its ad for Generation Z, a new show where Boomer zombies develop a taste for younger flesh, sparking an intergenerational apocalypse. Just… Read More »Channel 4’s gory new campaign puts Gen Z on the menu in time for Halloween
Last weekend, the Andy Sturgeon Design Team travelled to Copenhagen for their annual study trip. These trips are a chance for everyone to gain inspiration from new architecture, planting and landscapes and to enjoy everyone’s… Read More »andy sturgeon design team visit copenhagen
Just about every magazine Richard Baker worked for has died. Even one called Life. Also dead: The Washington Post Magazine, Vibe, Premiere, and Parade. Another, Saveur, also died but has recently been resurrected. And Us… Read More »Soul Survivor | Richard Baker