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This skincare brand for pets looks to human wellness trends
Smakk designed Floof’s identity with the “evolved pet parent” in mind, looking to create products similar to what you would see “in the beauty isle”.
Bruichladdich cuts carbon with new whisky bottle design by Thirst
Thirst “worked backwards” from the packing pallets for the new packaging, ditching its secondary tin and designing a new bottle 32% lighter than its predecessor.
Threads, Twitter, or neither: which social platforms work best for designers?
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Nickelodeon rebrands for the first time in 14 years
Roger worked with Nickelodeon’s in-house design team to devise a new Splat logo, contrasting type family and updated colour palette, designed to make the brand more cohesive.
Ragged Edge’s rebrand of training platform Kili seeks to humanise AI
The studio used the “powerful device” of a mascot for the branding, while avoiding the “epic” claims and “hyperbole” of the AI space.
Meet the graduates: Brunel University’s Aphra Hallam
As part of our 2023 graduate season coverage, we’re speaking with a selection of graduates from around the UK about their final projects and future plans.
A.M. Studioworks celebrates the origins of produce for Mayfair restaurant identity
Translucent maps depicting the origins of its food and Victorian-love-letter-inspired private dining menus add tactility to 20 Berkeley’s visual identity.
WMH&I rebrands Inspire to help the education charity open doors
The open door graphic, which is embedded in Inspire’s new logo, can also house illustrations and photography in its “light beam”.
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