Where has the fun gone in the brand studio world?
Joe Wright, co-founder and chief creative officer at Sibling Rivalry, shares why brand studios today need a little more bravery, humour, and fun
Joe Wright, co-founder and chief creative officer at Sibling Rivalry, shares why brand studios today need a little more bravery, humour, and fun
London agency Happy Ending created a new identity and design system that would reassert the broadcaster as the “home of multiplatform cricket coverage”
The Margate-based illustrator, animator, and director discusses how teaching herself 3D opened up a new realm of possibilities for her darkly comedic work
Leo Burnett continues the brand’s Raise Your Arches campaign with a summertime spot directed by Michael Gracey
Creative strategy studio Mørning has produced a new zine that reflects on culture now. Co-founder Lydia Pang discusses why tensions are the root of great ideas and what dissolving binary viewpoints means for creativity
Created by BrandOpus, the new identity for ‘America’s most famous dessert’ leans into nostalgic cues such as supersized type and gelatinous 3D illustrations
Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari’s immersive new exhibition at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre marks the duo’s biggest show to date
All creatives are searching for a way to demonstrate that their work has a concrete business value. But does such a measurement really exist?
The brand reworked its logo to highlight a decline in male friendships, in a campaign from Anomaly Toronto released ahead of International Friendship Day
In his series Three Eyed Fish, the US photographer examines the impact of industrial waste on his hometown via imagery that is unexpected and at times radical
His serene paintings of the sunrise applied to covers of the New York Times act as a commentary on the passing of time, and the juxtaposition between current affairs and the natural world
A new ad campaign from Dark Horses sees the event given a festival-style makeover, which emphasises that there is more on offer than the rugby