Wowchi’s visual identity packs a punch
Joyful illustrations and chunky typography come together in the design identity for the mochi ice cream brand
As Printworks closes, The Grand Press reveals branding in its wake
The London-based workspace hub, which was a clubbing destination until recently, has revealed a brand identity that links to the building’s industrial and cultural legacies
Minute Maid launches feel-good global identity
The juice brand is focusing on wellbeing and pleasure as it launches a global brand strategy and identity for the first time
Wilfrid Wood’s drawings offer a dose of rural idyll
The artist is giving an intimate glimpse into his East Sussex getaways in his new exhibition, Country Life
Why UX writers need to be chameleons
As UX writing continues to grow, we hear from Foolproof’s Jennifer Thompson about whether long-form ever works when writing for an interface, how UX writers can satisfy accessibility criteria, and how language feeds into dark UX
Bring out the glam, says BBC’s new Eurovision ad
The countdown to Eurovision begins with a new BBC spot, which celebrates the lengths people go to for an epic watch party
The art of writing a brief
We look into why briefs are so imperative to get right, the difference between advertising and design briefs, and whether visuals have any place in them
The New York Times’ ads take us down the rabbit hole
The newspaper’s new brand campaign illuminates the unexpected connections between stories and the way we navigate the internet today
Quilo magazine paints a portrait of contemporary Brazil
The “bookish” photography magazine launched by Mico Toledo captures how writers and artists are responding to the country’s sociopolitical landscape
The atmospheric imagery of Gabriel Moses
With a portfolio of commissions under his belt from an early age, the London-based photographer and director is now staging his first solo exhibition
Will your child grow up to be a Marmite lover or hater?
The quirky new campaign uses ultrasound scans to decipher whether unborn babies will go on to be Marmite lovers or haters
Extinction Rebellion film paints a dystopian view of the future
Directed by Tom Geens, the climate group’s new film is a warning of what happens if people don’t engage with the challenges of climate change and attend protests and marches