So Satisfying’s new look taps into our ASMR obsession
Brand agency Vault49 was tasked with translating the brain tingling quality of viral ASMR content into a visual identity for the media company
Brand agency Vault49 was tasked with translating the brain tingling quality of viral ASMR content into a visual identity for the media company
Hustle’s energetic new branding, created by Jones Knowles Ritchie, revolves around a squidgy new typeface that takes cues from the funk era
From cowboys to orcas, Tallulah Fontaine’s commissions vary in subject but she manages to inject warmth and tenderness into everything she does
Just in time for his 10th anniversary, Old Spice guy has returned, and this time he’s sharing grooming tips with his son, Keith Powers
James Corden isn’t the most obvious choice as brand ambassador for a Japanese skincare range, but SK-II has proven that beauty and humour don’t have to be mutually exclusive. We speak to CEO Sandeep Seth about the brand’s refreshingly playful ethos
NatWest has launched a new digital banking service, Bó, which aims to help people spend less and save more. We explore how the brand was created – and what its launch tells us about the future of banking
DK (the publishing company formerly known as Dorling Kindersley) has ditched its 3D book logo in favour of a pared-back version of the symbol as part of an identity update by Pentagram
It’s January, and time for clear out. For our design correspondent Daniel Benneworth-Gray this means tackling the reams and reams of fonts that are clogging up his computer. Surprisingly, the job turns into something of a trip down memory lane
The billboard campaign harks back to AMV BBDO’s famous red and white ads for the publication, serving to remind its audience that good journalism is more important than ever
The skateboarding brand has broadened its appeal, attracting everyone from the halfpipe to the runway to the football pitch, but it’s still held onto its playful spirit. We talk to MPC’s Richard Skinner about creating fun ads for the brand, even as the stakes get higher
The seminal filmmaker goes head to head with a furry felon, which leaves us all wondering: what did Jack do?
Production designer and repeat Safdie Brothers collaborator Sam Lisenco talks to us about gaining trust in Manhattan’s insular Diamond District, reinforcing Adam Sandler’s character through design, and how the film became a love letter to a disappearing New York