Moves and changes: design industry news
All the latest moves and changes across the design industry.
Neville Brody designs “modular, shape-driven” typeface for England Women’s kit
The new typeface mimics the “stencil feel” of its predecessor and was designed to better align with the new kit design.
Studio Frith designs Bocci’s identity around abstraction and experimentation
A new logo and typeface uses the abstract forms of Bocci’s designs, while a shifting colour palette references its studio’s “free-flowing” creative culture.
How JKR designed a global identity to give Fanta back its “pop”
The designers explain how an updated logo, “popping elements” and bespoke illustrations aim to better represent Fanta’s offering.
From cliches to cutlasses: Pirates exhibition separates fact from fiction
Designmap’s spatial design uses a change in colour to communicate a shift from fiction to the bloodier, bleaker reality of piracy.
Goldmine Gummies looks to bring fun back to the cannabis market
Robot Food’s illustration-led identity for Goldmine Gummies moves on from cannabis cliches to focus on the idea of “good old-fashioned fun” for adults.
Someone sculpts new visual identity for the World of Wedgwood
A tactile suite of photography reveals the “highly evocative and visceral pull” of pottery making throughout an identity reflective of the whole Wedgwood offering.
Plaid weaves grid concept into V&A Dundee Tartan exhibition space
Tartan’s grid pattern not only influenced the layout of the exhibition but also its bespoke typography and exhibition campaign identity.
Ambessa Play and Pentagram launch DIY flashlight co-designed with displaced children
The wind-up flashlight kit was developed with Pentagram industrial designer Jon Marshall and through regular workshops with its intended users.
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