This British company aims to roll back the years and make your skin look younger. Naturally, people are sceptical, so SomeOne had its work cut out, developing branding that persuades them otherwise. Most of us… Read More »SomeOne builds confidence with new branding for age-reversal skin treatment
The landscape of menopause care has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, not only in terms of medical advancements and the conversation around it but also in its visual representation, from brand identity to… Read More »Branding Menopause: A Shift Towards Elevated Conversation and Design
Piet was inspired by Finnish license plates. This typeface’s lede had me at Finnish. Call me a sucker for Scandi design and sensibility, from adorable egg cups and everyday housewares to my pandemic Nordic Noir… Read More »Piet’s Playful Pair Leans into the Strange
In the culinary world, blending tradition with today’s tools and techniques is an art form. Imperia, the maestro of pasta machines since 1932, has a beloved heritage but craved a dash of spice. Inspired by… Read More »Landor Milano’s Delicious Rebrand of Imperia
Debbie Millman has an ongoing project at PRINT titled “What Matters.” This is an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers. This facet of the project is a request of… Read More »What Matters to Nick Sonderup
Source: Norman Rockwell Museum Long before -isms, -ologies, and -otics; before the Chicago Bauhaus, Yale, RISD, Cranbrook and CalArts; before commercial art was called “visual communications”—the correspondence school was the principal American academy of art… Read More »The Daily Heller: Before Zoom Classes There Were Famous Artist Courses