Growing the bacteria using kombucha, lion’s mane, household food waste, and swabs from skin and soil resulted in some sleepless nights for creative director Chris Collicott. If somebody had told me that you could use… Read More »Crucible unveils lab-grown identity by Madalena Studio
Digging around in the archives revealed some interesting and ownable brand stories that the studio used to solidify its position as ‘THAT juice’. Bath-based brand and packaging design agency Sunhouse has redesigned OG orange juice… Read More »Tropicana amplifies its orange with a new identity by Sunhouse
Explore, accept guidance, collaborate, adapt. These are some of the principles that guide Willy Wong’s design practice and have influenced his career path for 20+ years. Willy Wong advises executives, entrepreneurs, and community leaders on… Read More »Explore, Collaborate, Adapt: PRINT New Visual Artists Lead the Way
Swoosh? More like smushed. Nike has lost $112 billion dollars in market capitalization since January 2020. Since that time the Dow Jones is up 39%, the S&P is up 41%, and the Nasdaq is up… Read More »The Creative CEO Theory at Work
Fiber artist and sculptor Sienna Martz flexes her veganism as far more than a dietary restriction. For Martz, it’s a way of life that impacts every aspect of what she does, including her art. Martz’s… Read More »Fiber Artist Sienna Martz Takes a Stand Against Tradition with Secondhand Materials
W. A. Dwiggins (1880-1956) left an indelible mark on 20th-century visual communication as a pioneer of advertising, magazine, and book design. He was also a master calligrapher, type designer, and illustrator. Dwiggins, a maker and… Read More »Call Yourself a Graphic Designer? You Have W.A. Dwiggins to Thank