Mimi Pond’s graphic biography of the Mitford Sisters contains all the ingredients of a social, cultural, political and familial potboiler. The upper crust of English society, its curious mores and morality—including its lean toward Nazism… Read More »The Daily Heller: An Epic Visual Story of the Mitford Sisters
In a cheeky twist on tradition, Škoda and FCB London are reclaiming crude race-route graffiti to shine a spotlight on women’s cycling, using roadside doodles as a platform to promote the Tour de France Femmes… Read More »Škoda and FCB London transform penis graffiti into feminist campaign for Tour de France Femmes
From Berlin to New York and back again, Studio Gruhl is making noise across the global creative scene. We spoke to founder Malte Gruhl about subcultural aesthetics, staying boutique by design, and why every project… Read More »Building visual worlds: Inside the cross-cultural craft of Studio Gruhl
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Tasked with turning a niche motorsport into a global cultural force, Zag crafted a brand strategy and identity for the World Supercross Championship that’s as gritty, distinctive and fan-driven as the sport itself. Sport is… Read More »Zag revs up the World Supercross Championship with a brand built for dirt, culture and global growth
It’s been nearly sixty years since Black Sabbath’s tension-filled guitar riffs heralded heavy metal’s arrival in Birmingham and the global music culture. Tony Iommi, the band’s guitarist and founding member, is often called the godfather… Read More »A Type & Roots-Led Identity for the Godfather of Heavy Metal