When heritage meets home-cooking confidence, good design does the translating. There are two kinds of people in the kitchen: those who casually splash soy, mirin, and rice vinegar into a pan like they trained in… Read More »Robot Food Serves Up Some Much-Needed “Japan-ease” for Mizkan’s European Debut
The global agency has bottled the energy of E1 into a whisky pack that earns its shelf price through craft and contradiction rather than any heritage cliché. East London Liquor Company has launched its first… Read More »How Thirst gave East London Whisky its edge
Welcome to the second installment of Dori Tunstall’s monthly dispatch that pairs 100 words and 1 image—an invitation to pause, reflect, and reimagine design’s role in cultural life. (White) Washing Our Sins Away Oblivion Disinfecting… Read More »Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler.
Few agencies working today have demonstrated the kind of sustained precision and clarity that Koto brings to global brand systems. Over the past decade, the studio has built a reputation not for spectacle, but for… Read More »Koto Rebrands GoFundMe Around a Simple Truth: Help Adds Up
Energized by the thrill and power of abducting Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro, Donald J. Trump said he thinks he will have the “honor” of “taking Cuba,” recalling news mogul William Randolph Hearst’s famous quote to… Read More »The Daily Heller: Cuba’s Revolution Was in the Cards
Creative Director Daniel Irizarry of Athletics argues that the most resilient brand systems aren’t built on exhaustive rules – they’re anchored by a few essential elements, and designed to move. Most brand systems don’t fail… Read More »From Symbols to Systems: Designing brands that hold under pressure