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The brand transformation will roll out across all thirty of Elementa’s properties, anchoring the operator’s market position in measurable research regarding human performance, focus, and well-being in the workplace. The visual identity centres on a dynamic grid framework that draws inspiration from…
To mark its 20th anniversary, the Canadian airline has created a set of miniature versions of elements of its brand – including its raccoon mascot, Mr Porter Porter Airlines has become renowned for its elevation of the economy airline experience via small details such as free drinks (served in…
Wang approaches illustration as a way to communicate emotion. Here, he tells CR why curiosity, ambiguity and lived experience matter more than style “When I applied to SVA, I didn’t really know what kind of illustrator I wanted to become. I only knew that I wanted to communicate through drawing,”…
Since 2018, torso electronics has made electronic musical instruments in Copenhagen, and built the packaging and much of the brand around them itself, too. As the range grew beyond a single instrument, the company partnered with Ozon Studio, a creative studio in Amsterdam and Groningen, to give…
Since 2012, Sunski has made lightweight, sustainable sunglasses for people who live their lives outdoors. To carry that outlook into a second category, the brand turned to Los Angeles-based creative agency TUX Creative House, asking it to grow Sunski from a sunglasses company into a broader…
Their cohesive cicle branding katja guseva system illustrates sophisticated contemporary furniture design craftsmanship. The visual identity uses basic shapes. Simple geometry defines the brand logo. A round circle represents balance. This shape acts as the primary anchor. The designer avoids…
Discover in search for typographic solutions Ognjen Gligorijevic, a book showcasing bold editorial layouts and rigid grids. The publication design by Ognjen Gligorijevic is built on a strict monochromatic palette. Deep black ink meets high-contrast white pages, creating immediate visual impact. The…
From the collection of the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, which features a wealth of artwork and artifacts related to social justice and community organizing, a new exhibition highlights American democracy and freedom of speech through the lens of art as an agent of change. Turn the…
Instagram exists to showcase the work of its community, not the other way around. “We don’t like to talk about ourselves much,” says Cynthia. “Our storytelling focuses on the creators and content we’re celebrating.” This point of view was crystallised in the new identity. In this same spirit of…
Crown Royal and Juicy Couture have announced a collaboration featuring limited-edition tracksuits and collector bottle bags. The collab taps into Gen Z’s piqued interest in Y2K fashion and the brands’ signature use of velour. It’s not hard to understand Gen Z’s obsession with Y2K design. Trends are…
Clay’s clients are some of the biggest brands in the world (ever heard of Anthropic or OpenAI?). Its service is a go-to-market development platform for building automated revenue systems, but while it appears on paper to be very tech-focused, as a brand itself it is conspicuously design-led – much…
THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF SIMPLE Some design problems arrive through research, observation, and years of iteration. Others appear somewhere between Christmas and New Year, when nobody quite knows whether it is Tuesday or Saturday. For Ben Ferrick, the latter was enough. His Day Display, created under the…
Sick of staring at screens? Well, out there in the real world, something exciting is happening. Creative Boom IRL, our series of free, informal gatherings for creative professionals across the UK and beyond, has just secured its first annual sponsor. Affinity and Cavalry, both now part of Canva,…
Our oceans are places of mystery and biological wonders as much as they are essential to communities’ livelihoods. We tap these expansive bodies of water for recreation, food, transportation. From the Atlantic to the Arctic, oceans cover around 70 percent of the earth’s surface, and there is an…
Amarelo Beverages explores tropical drink branding, combining forest green packaging, yellow serifs, and flying macaw art. Designed by Beatriz Teotônio, the brand system reflects the rich vibe of tropical flavors. Each graphic item pairs deep green color fields with sunny yellow type. The core…
Came across this gem on the Internet Archive: The Way Things Work, Volume 2 published in 1971. An illustrated technical encyclopedia that explains everything from how screws are cut and planes fly to how propulsion engines work, how ships are stabilized, and even how electronic music works. One…
Veronika Kuziakina crafts the OLLIN wine branding system in Rioja using handmade print marks digitized into custom labels. Veronika Kuziakina builds the OLLIN wine branding around tactile print methods. Type design often starts on screen with vector paths. Here, the work began with real ink marks…
If you think energy drinks have been loud and brash for far too long, you’re not alone. Maybe, however, is a new entrant that’s both calm and fruit-forward, with a Young Jerks-designed identity built around gorgeous fruit illustrations drawn from vintage produce crate labels. There’s nothing sporty…
Chef, restauranteur, and Food Network personality Esther Choi has just released her own Korean-American pantry staple brand called Sessy Working with Jean Pyo of Feels Studio, Choi celebrates the essentials of Korean-American cuisine with a collection of sesame oil, soy sauce, and gochujang Chef…
This dragon shirt was created for The Effigies, one of Chicago’s first punk bands in the early 1980s. They became known for using the city’s flag on The Haunted Town album artwork, reappropriating a civic emblem into a symbol of local counterculture. I first noticed this shirt in Another State of…
This rendition of Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 1 was performed by the Cleveland Orchestra with Rudolf Serkin on piano, under conductor George Szell. It was recorded November 30, 1952, at Severance Hall, Cleveland. The album was released by Columbia Masterworks, with an uncredited cover featuring the…
Second Album is the third studio album by American blues guitarist Roy Buchanan (1939–1988). Granted, it’s his second album released with Polydor Records, after the self-titled debut from August 1972. The very first, Buch and the Snakestretchers from 1971, was self-produced and sold only at gigs.…
Back cover From a Hole in the Floor to a Fountain of Youth is a compilation album by Future Islands, released in May 2026 on 4AD. The album art including the back cover, record labels, and the newsprint booklet were designed by Nolan Strals using Edgar by Frere-Jones Type. [More info on Discogs]…