NAM and Warriors Studio’s branding for the Glasgow creative conference highlights how questioning the meaning of ‘functional’ can lead to more exciting design choices. When I first saw the stone typography for International Assembly‘s 2025… Read More »International Assembly identity: when pushing type to extremes makes sense
Rooted in the idea of “fragmented beauty,” the design embraces imperfection, tactility and discovery to reflect both the spirit of contemporary art and the layered character of its host city, Bradford. The Turner Prize has… Read More »Layers of meaning: A deep dive into the Turner Prize identity 2025 by Rabbithole
When I was 21, at uni overseas, I lived with two roommates in a tall, skinny, stone house that shared a party wall with the tall, skinny, stone house beside us. The three of us,… Read More »I’m Wondering: How Do You Know Anything?
Ponder this: If digital font technology did not exist, would we creatures who walk the Earth need as many typefaces as we have today? Physically, there would be no way we could have produced such… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Tsunami of Typefaces
The midi sits between magazine and newspaper, making creative print publishing faster, cheaper and more accessible than ever. The Newspaper Club is a company that helps you print your own newspapers. They make it easy… Read More »Newspaper Club launches a new format for getting your work off the screen
Dollywood – Joseph Hendrickson / stock.adobe.com When it comes to brand clarity, Dolly Parton might just be the wisest strategist of them all. In this guest piece, Jamie Williams, managing partner at isobel, explores why… Read More »What Dolly Parton can teach brands about finding themselves (and owning it)